Getting & Formatting the Date/Time in Java

[pinkpanthermusic]

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[daniellujan]

The best tutorial in YouTube, is really hard to find a very well explained video like this, with a lot of examples. Thank you <3

[moha_kunX]

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[tkyotaxi]

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[Shuhana]

Hi, Thank you so much this video was super helpful!  But I do have 1 question, say if I want to CHANGE the date...How do I do that?  So instead of printing todays date, how do I print a different date?

[gce]

Thanks so much for making this video, buddy!

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[chris_rasmussen]

I would like to put the year first, how would I do that so the format is 20231030 for example

[ivansoppong]

Hello, i need help. I need the time to be changing so like every time a second goes by, the time will change as well just like a digital clock. Anyone know how to do it? I'm still a beginner.

[jejeje]

Does anybody know if there is a constructor for date with year month an day.

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[Bestsomeone]

public class d {
public static void main(String[] args) {

Date thisDate = new Date();

SimpleDateFormat dateform = new SimpleDateFormat ("MM/dd/YY");




}
}

[cocosaurus]

import java.util.Date;

public class DateExample {
public static void main(String[] args) {

Date currentDate = new Date();

long currentTimeMillis = currentDate.getTime();

System.out.println("Current date and time: " + currentDate);
since Unix epoch: " + currentTimeMillis);
}
}