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Calendar, Date, Time, TimeZone

A date object represents a specific time with millisecond precision. A Calendar object interprets a Date according to the rules of a speicfic calendar system. Currently, GregorianCalendar is currently the only Calendar implementation. TimeZone is an abstract class representing a time zone offset (eg. PST, EST, GMT+02). For an implementation based on the GregorianCalendar, use SimpleTimeZone.

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DateFormat and SimpleDateFormat

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      General:

        How do I do operations on dates?
        What class should I use to do operations on dates?
        How do I get today's date?
        How do I get a Date object from a String?
        How do I get the weekday of a certain date?
        What is the Epoch?
        How do I get the current time?
        Why are some date constructors deprecated?
        How do I compare two dates?
        How do I get the number of days between two Date objects?
        How do I determine the number of days in a month of a particular year?
        How do I parse partial date information?
        How do I convert a string date into the format dd/mm/yyyy?
        What do I use to create a Date from a String, as that Date constructor has been deprecated?
        How do I determine whether my JVM is using the correct timezone?
        How do I create a date using the GregorianCalender class?
        How do I get the number of days in a month?
        How do I check if a date is correct?
        How do I compare whether a date comes before or after a certain other date?
        How do I determine whether a particular year is a leap year?
        How do I generate a list of all available timezones?


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