Java8 local datetime API

localdate/local time and LocalDateTime class simplifies time zones without the need for development.

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Java8tester.java

Import java.time.localdate;import java.time.localtime;import java.time.localdatetime;import  java.time.month;public class java8tester {   public static void  main (string args[]) {      java8tester java8tester =  New java8tester ();       java8tester.testlocaldatetime ();     }   public void testlocaldatetime () {      //  get the current date and time      localdatetime  currenttime = localdatetime.now ();            system.out.println ("current datetime: "  + currenttime);       localdate date1 = currenttime.tolocaldate ();       System.out.println ("date1: " + date1");       month month = currenttime.getmonth ();       int day = currenttime.getdayofmonth ();       int seconds = currenttime.getsecond ();       System.out.println ("month: "  + month         + "Day :  " + day         +" seconds:  " +  seconds      );       localdatetime date2  = currenttime.withdayofmonth (withyear);       System.out.println ("date2: "  + date2);       //12 december  2014      localdate date3 = localdate.of (2014,  MONTH.DECEMBER, 12);       system.out.println ("date3: "  + date3);       // 22 hour 15 minutes      localtime date4 =  Localtime.of (22, 15);        system.out.println ("date4: "  +  DATE4);      //parse a string       localtime date5 = localtime.parse ("20:15:30");        System.out.println ("date5: "  + date5);    }}

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Java8 local datetime API