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} Dec Mmmm Full month name {0: Mmmm} December SS Seconds 00-59 {0: SS} 46 TT AM or PM {0: TT} PM YY Year, 2 digits {0: yy} 02 Yyyy Year {0:

'U' specifier seems broken; that string certainly isn' t sortable. Custom date formatting: Specifier Type Example Example Output Dd Day {0: dd} 10 Ddd Day name {0: ddd} Tue Dddd Full day name {0: dddd} Tuesday F, ff ,... Second fractions {0: fff} 932 Gg ,... Era {0: gg} A.D. Hh 2 digit hour {0: hh} 10 HH 2 digit hour, 24hr format {0: HH} 22 Mm

. string (from: currentDate) print (stringDate) // Friday, August 19,201 6　　 Output date with custom specifier EEEE: The full name of a day. For example, Monday. 1-3 E stands for short name, for example, Mon. MMMM: The full name of a month. For example, July. Use 1-3 M to indicate short name, such as Jul. Dd: the number of digits in a month, such as 07 or 30. Yyyy: indicates the year represente

(stringdate)//August 19, 2016 Dateformatter.datestyle = DateFormatter.Style.fullStylestringDate = dateformatter.string (from:currentdate) print ( stringdate)//Friday, August 19, 2016　　 Output date using custom specifiers Eeee: Represents the full name of a day, such as Monday. Use 1-3 e to represent shorthand, such as Mon. MMMM: Represents the full name of the one month, such as July. Use 1-3 m to represent shorthand, such as Jul.

) //August19,2016dateFormatter.dateStyle= Dateformatter.style.fullstylestringdate=dateformatter.string (from:currentdate) print ( StringDate) //friday,august19,2016 Output date using custom specifiers Eeee: Represents the full name of a day, such as Monday. Use 1-3 e to represent shorthand, such as Mon. MMMM: Represents the full name of the one month, such as July. Use 1-3 m to represent shorthand, such as Jul. DD: Represents the num

. Percentpositivepattern=1;Console.WriteLine (Val. ToString ("P", MyFormat)); Displays 12.3%;Console.WriteLine (Val. ToString ("P1", MyFormat)); Displays 12.3%;Formatting has a lot of flexibility. The following example shows a meaningless currency structure:Double val=1234567.89;int [] groupsize={2,1,3};Object Myobj=numberformatinfo.currentinfo.clone ();NumberFormatInfo Mycurrency=myobj as NumberFormatInfo;Mycurrency. Currencysymbol= "#"; SymbolMycurrency. Currencydecimalseparator= ":"; Decimal

); for(vari = 0, zeros = "; I ) {Zeros+ = ' 0 '; } returnZeros +value; }; returnMask.replace (/"[^"]* "|" [^ ']* ' |/b (?:d {1,4}|m{1,4}|yy (?: yy)? | ([HHMSTT])/1?| [LLZ]) /b/g, function ($) {Switch($) { Case' d ':returnd.getdate (); Case' DD ':returnzeroize (D.getdate ()); Case' DDD ':return[' Sun ', ' Mon ', ' Tue ', ' Wed ', ' Thr ', ' Fri ', ' Sat '][d.getday ()]; Case' dddd ':return[' Sunday ', ' Monday ', ' Tuesday ', ' Wednesda

= System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("Y");2007-04-24t15:52:19.1562500+08:00This. Textbox20.text = System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("O");This. Textbox20.text = System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("O");2007-04-24t16:30:15This. Textbox18.text = System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("s");2007-04-24 15:52:19This. Textbox21.text = System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("Yyyy-mm-dd HH:mm:ss:ffff");April 2007 24 15:56 48 secondsThis. Textbox22.text = System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("

the specified format provider. G General Date/Time mode (short time) displays a combination of short date and short time patterns, separated by spaces. G General Date/Time mode (long time) displays a combination of short date and long time patterns, separated by spaces. The M or m month-day mode displays the pattern defined by the Datetimeformatinfo.monthdaypattern property associated with the current thread, or the pattern defined by the specified format provider. The R or R RFC1123 mode displ

])); } } returnFMT; } varDate =NewDate (); Window.alert (Date.pattern ("Yyyy-mm-dd Hh:mm:ss")); //-->Method Three:Date.prototype.format =function(mask) {varD = This; varZeroize =function(value, length) {if(!length) Length = 2; Value=String (value); for(vari = 0, zeros = "; I ) {Zeros+ = ' 0 '; } returnZeros +value; }; returnMask.replace (/"[^"]* "|" [^ ']* ' |/b (?:d

(/"[^"]* "|" [^ ']* ' |/b (?:d {1,4}|m{1,4}|yy (?: yy)? | ([HHMSTT])/1?| [LLZ]) /b/g, function ($) {Switch($) { Case' d ':returnd.getdate (); Case' DD ':returnzeroize (D.getdate ()); Case' DDD ':return[' Sun ', ' Mon ', ' Tue ', ' Wed ', ' Thr ', ' Fri ', ' Sat '][d.getday ()]; Case' dddd ':return[' Sunday ', ' Monday ', ' Tuesday ', ' Wednesday ', ' Thursday ', ' Friday ', ' Saturday '][d.getday ()]; Case' M ':returnD.getmonth () + 1; Case' MM ':returnZeroize (D.getmon

In peacetime coding, often to convert the date into a variety of forms of output or hold, today specifically to do a test, found that datetime tostring () method incredibly have so many forms of expression, and everyone to share.DateTime Time=datetime.now; 2010-5-28 11:22:02.4552691 FridayIme. to ("Y") "May 2010"Time. to ("yy") "10"Time. to ("yyy") "2010"Time. to ("yyyy") "2010"Time. to ("Y") "May 2010"Time. To ("M") "May 28"Time. to ("MM") "22"Time.

"); Take a date and get a format like 2005-02-18 DateTime.Now.ToString ("Hh:mm:ss"); Take time to get a format like 10:45:30 Format display M/d/yy 12/7/58D-mmm 7-decD-mmmm-yy 7-december-58D MMMM 7 DecemberMMMM yy December 58hh:mm TT 08:50 PMH:mm:ss T 8:50:35 Ph:mm 20:50H:mm:ss 20:50:35m/d/yyyy h:mm 12/7/1958 20:50 Character description (:) T

In peacetime coding, often to convert the date into a variety of forms of output or hold, today specifically to do a test, found that datetime tostring () method incredibly have so many forms of expression, and everyone to share. DateTime Time=datetime.now; 2010-5-28 11:22:02.4552691 FridayIme. to ("Y") "May 2010"Time. to ("yy") "10"Time. to ("yyy") "2010"Time. to ("yyyy") "2010"Time. to ("Y") "May 2010"Time. To ("M") "May 28"Time. to ("MM") "22"Time.

format, without secondsFormat $ (now, "Short Time") Return ValueCustom format parameters: Used to identify the interval of time charactersFormat $ (Time (), "HH: NN") Return Value/Used to identify the interval between date charactersFormat $ (now, "yyyy/mm/DD") Return ValueC format the date and time of the national markFormat $ (now, "C") Return Value 14:56:15Y The day of the yearFormat $ (now, "Y") returns 145D The day of the month (1-366)Format $ (

DateTime.Now.ToString ("Dddd,mmmm,dd, yyyy", new System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo ());//Display date format friday,july, 01,2009 DateTime.Now.ToString ("Dddd,dd mmmm,yyyy" //Output Wednesday, 301 months, 2008 Source: http://msdn.microsoft.com/zh-cn/vstudio/bb762911 (vs.95). aspx, how to: Extract the day of the

Output format for A day in the D month. One-digit date has no leading zeros.DD a day of the month. A one-digit date has a leading zero.The abbreviated name of the day of the DDD week, defined in Abbreviateddaynames.dddd the full name of the day of the week, as defined in DayNames.M-month number. One-digit month has no leading zeros.MM month number. One-digit month has a leading zero.Abbreviated name of the MMM month, defined in AbbreviatedMonthNames.The full name of the

:29:53:2166; System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("yyyy mm month dd hh when mm minutes ss seconds"); June 2017 02 11:29 53 seconds;System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("dddd, MMMM dd yyyy"); Friday, June 02 2017;System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("ddd, MMM d \" ' \ "yy"); Friday, June 2 ' 17System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("dddd, MMMM dd");

C Currency 2.5.ToString ("C") ￥2.50 D Decimal number 25.ToString ("D5") 00025 E Scientific type 25000.ToString ("E") 2.500000E+005 F Fixed point 25.ToString ("F2") 25.00 G Conventional 2.5.ToString ("G") 2.5 N Digital 2500000.ToString ("N") 2,500,000.00 X Hexadecimal 255.ToString ("X") Ff Number

assumed. // If the year is 20 and the cut-off is 30 then the value will be converted // To 2020; if the year is 40 then this will be converted to 1940. // If no cut-off is supplied then '20' will be pre-pended to the year (YY ). // Output: a string in the format 'yyyy/MM/dd' or'' // Will not attempt to convert certain combinations e.g. DMM, MDD, DDM, YYYYD. Var sParsed, fndSingle; // SParsed will be constructed in the format '