DateTime and TimeSpan in C #

Recently wrote a small program to use these two types, they are now summed up a distinction.

A DateTime is a class that represents a moment in time.

A timespan is a structure that represents a time interval.

A datetime type contains data that represents a date (year, month, day), and a time value that can be formatted in various forms using the specified members.

The timespan structure allows you to easily define and convert time units using individual members.

The timespan type can be directly subtracted and the operation data is a timespan type. You can also call the Subtract method to subtract from the operation.

The output is:

DateTime and TimeSpan in C #