Introduction to DateTime in C#: Master the Basics!

Welcome to your ultimate guide on DateTime in C# programming! In this video, you'll embark on a journey through the essential concepts and techniques needed to master DateTime, a vital aspect of C# programming.
📅 DateTime Basics:
Learn how to create DateTime objects, access the current DateTime, and format DateTime as strings. These fundamental skills are the building blocks for any C# developer.
🗓️ Working with Dates:
Explore date manipulation like never before. Discover how to extract date components (year, month, day), compare dates, and perform addition/subtraction of days, months, and years with ease.
⏰ Working with Times:
Dive into the intricacies of working with time components. Uncover how to extract hours, minutes, and seconds, calculate time differences, and format time to meet your application's needs.
🔄 DateTime Parsing:
Unlock the art of converting strings into DateTime objects. We'll walk through parsing strings with various date and time formats, ensuring your DateTime handling is top-notch.
🌍 DateTimeZone and TimeZoneInfo:
Demystify time zones and conquer DateTimeZone and TimeZoneInfo. Understand the importance of time zones, and learn how to convert between them seamlessly.
Whether you're a beginner looking to grasp the DateTime essentials or an experienced developer aiming to enhance your DateTime skills, this video has got you covered. By the end, you'll be equipped to handle DateTime like a pro and build C# applications that handle dates, times, and time zones with confidence.
Don't miss this opportunity to level up your C# programming skills. Watch now and become a DateTime expert! 🔥 #CSharp #DateTime #ProgrammingTutorial #dotnet #csharp #programming #learning

[@oya7524]

Hey Nick - thank you for this introduction! It really helped me a bunch! Cheers!

[@MikeKm-hd1ve]

Nice Video, thank you! I would recommend to split it into sections though so that anyone can find and view specifically what they need

[@nickproudprogrammer]

Glad you liked it! Feedback taken onboard also :)

[@Rokoasusmous]

What C# extension are you using to display the debugging results next to each line?

[@uflidd]

Ive never used compare. Is it somehow better than doing if today > yesterday?

[@nickproudprogrammer]

Probably personal preference really.