Java Calendar field meaning output

  @Test     public void testcalendar () {             calendar c=calendar.getinstance ();     c.set (2000, &NBSP;3,&NBSP;13,&NBSP;14,&NBSP;15,&NBSP;16);     c.set (calendar.millisecond, 123);// Random output &NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN when not set (Formatutils.datetimestring (C.gettime ()));     system.out.println (C.get (calendar.year) + "<-Calendar.YEAR\n "     +c.get ( Calendar.month) + "<-Calendar.MONTH\n "     +c.get (calendar.week_of_year) + "<- calendar.week_of_year\n  "    +c.get (calendar.week_of_month) +" <-Calendar.WEEK_OF_ month\n  "    +c.get (calendar.day_of_week) +" <-Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK\n  "      +c.get (Calendar.day_of_month) + "<-Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH\n "      +c.get (calendar.day_of_Year) + "<-Calendar.DAY_OF_YEAR\n "         +c.get (Calendar.day_ Of_week_in_month) + "<-Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK_IN_MONTH\n "     +c.get (calendar.hour_of_ Day) + "<-Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY\n "     +c.get (calendar.hour) + "<-calendar.hour\n   "    +c.get (Calendar.minute) +" <-Calendar.MINUTE\n  "    + C.get (Calendar.second) + "<-calendar.second \n"     +c.get (Calendar.MILLISECOND) + " <-calendar.millisecond \n ");}

Input results

2000-04-13 14:15:16
2000<-calendar.year
3<-calendar.month
16<-calendar.week_of_year
3<-calendar.week_of_month
5<-calendar.day_of_week
13<-calendar.day_of_month
104<-calendar.day_of_year
2<-calendar.day_of_week_in_month
14<-calendar.hour_of_day
2<-calendar.hour
15<-calendar.minute
16<-calendar.second
123<-calendar.millisecond

Note: Calendar.day_of_week_in_month meaning: The month of 1-7 is the 1th week, 8-14 2 weeks ... In turn

Java Calendar field meaning output