Java Date and Time Tutorial #33

It's very easy to get the current time in java! ✅ Simply write this piece of code and format it with SimpleDateFormat()

You don't have to calculate the time or anything yourself, this is how to get current date in java: Date d = new Date();

This way of calling the java current time can be a little tricky, but you'll get the hang of it! They aren't too bad :) If you followed along, congrats! You learned-by-doing!

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial on how to get the java date and java time! I like to have a nice mix of tutorials and actual projects for you all :)

How are you using the time in java?

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Alex Lee

[darshan]

Alex sir still people are watching your beautiful videos, it makes me understand so easily

[Realswagoverlord]

Currently doing a subject in java at school and you helped me a lot. You show everything so concisely and in an easy to understand way. You are a legend!

[mayankjejurikar]

Thank you sir for teaching date class in simple way

[vishy]

Loving your tutorials Alex! Great work

[obviouslyNoOne]

I'm just watching this on the 14th November. Exactly five years later xD Thanks a lot for all those Videos <3

[rachdichemseddine]

these are the only dates i get :( xD
thanks a lot for all your tutorials you're doing a great job !

[revilynmae]

This is so helpful for me as an IT student. Thank you so much😭

[kitchentable]

hey man. thanks for the help with my little project! finally got the guess counter working how i want

[whyjamesisacommonname]

2022, your videos are still saving the lives of us, little programmers.

[dancingrook]

I'm trying to learn java just for fun. This video is really good !!! While making the clock format, I thought wow it would be cool if it updates so that it displays the correct time while the code is running. I figured a while(true) loop would just run it forever but it, as I should have expected, it prints new lines over and over. I'm interested to see what kind of loop I use to have just the original lines printed but updating them to the current time every minute. Hopefully I'll learn stuff like that as I progress in Java :)

[subhransupriyaranjannayak]

Literally, this was a great tutorial and I got clarified all my doubts.🙂🙂🙂

[knightmer]

Gotta love this guy's enthusiasm : "8:23" and we will see A CLOCK, ON THE SCREEN lol
also that's how you know someone's character 0:20 "I wanna repay you for subscribing to the channel" WOW

[msCandelicius]

I'm watching this on june 16th, 2023 lol. Thank you for your videos, they're of great help!!

[MrJB]

Hey, Great video as always. Quick question, Is there any Java programming websites that you recommend that, alongside your videos, would help improve my Java knowledge?
I love the easy to follow tutorials, Keep up the good work. :)

[SatyendraKumar-imtu]

Great tutorial !!! Kindly make a video to show timezone functionality too .. that will be very useful.

[abdulsyukur]

Thank you for this meaningful sharing 🙌🏻✨🙌🏻

[boomshine]

thx, im sending a daily file to the work email and with this tuto i can add the date to it

[amazingvideos]

Very nice video.It is really helpful for experienced as well as beginners.I would also request to show the same operations like forming Timestamp object, extracting time and date from Timestamp object from java.sql package as well.It will be very helpful.Your presentation is also very easy and simple.

[Archifficial]

I use those to make christmas events
lol

[nick]

I like this channel!
and i have a suggestion step over to intellij IDE community (Or ultimate)? Its really nice to use and really fast!