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VB.Net Tutorial » Date Time » Date Functions   5. 3. 7. CDate: convert string(15 July, 1215) to Date     Module Tester     Public Sub Main()         Dim sDate As String = "8/1/86"         Dim dtDate As Date = CDate(sDate)         sDate = "15 July, 1215"         dtDate = CDate(sDate)         Console.WriteLine("Date now holds {0}", dtDate)     End Sub End Module             Date now holds 15/07/1215 12:00:00 AM 5. 3. Date Functions 5. 3. 1.  DateAdd: add two date together 5. 3. 2.  Weekday Function 5. 3. 3.  Call to WeekdayName combined with call to Weekday 5. 3. 4.  Determining the weekday of a date 5. 3. 5.  CDate: convert string(8/1/86) to date 5. 3. 6.  CDate: convert string(Tuesday, September 16, 1845 6:45pm) to Date 5. 3. 7.  CDate: convert string(15 July, 1215) to Date 5. 3. 8.  Assign Now() to a date variable 5. 3. 9.  Different date between two dates 5. 3. 10.  TimeOfDay

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