The java.util.Calendar Class : Calendar « Data Type « Java Tutorial

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Java Tutorial » Data Type » Calendar   2. 33. 1. The java.util.Calendar Class To create a java.util.Calendar object, you have to use its static getInstance method. public static Calendar getInstance () public static Calendar getInstance (Locale locale) The first overload returns an instance that employs the computer's locale. import java.util.Calendar; public class MainClass{   public static void main(String[] args){      Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance ();   } } 2. 33. Calendar 2. 33. 1.  The java.util.Calendar Class 2. 33. 2.  Construct a Calendar object by using the setTime method 2. 33. 3.  To obtain a date part, such as the hour, the month, or the year, use the get method 2. 33. 4.  To change a date/time component, use its set method: public void set (int field, int value) 2. 33. 5.  Change multiple components at the same time 2. 33. 6.  Find the Difference Between Two Given Dates 2. 33. 7.  Check for a Leap Year 2. 33. 8.  Checking for a Leap Year: using GregorianCalendar 2. 33. 9.  Get Days Of The Week for different locale 2. 33. 10.  add another 12 hours and print out the date and time 2. 33. 11.  subtract 4 hours from the time and print out the date and time 2. 33. 12.  add 8 days to the current date and print out the date and time 2. 33. 13.  Days Till End Of Year

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