Visual C++ .NET/Data Type/DateTime

Create DateTime

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1. include "stdafx.h"

using namespace System; using namespace System::Collections; int main() {

  array<DateTime^>^ dateArray = gcnew array<DateTime^>(2);
  dateArray[0] = gcnew DateTime(1970, 12, 18);
  dateArray[1] = gcnew DateTime(1990, 1, 5);
  IEnumerator^ enumerator1 = dateArray->GetEnumerator();
  while ( enumerator1->MoveNext() )
  {
     DateTime^ current = (DateTime^) enumerator1->Current;
     Console::WriteLine( current->ToString("MM/dd/yyyy") );
  }

}

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DateTime array

<source lang="csharp">

1. include "stdafx.h"

using namespace System; using namespace System::Collections; int main() {

  array<DateTime^>^ dateArray = gcnew array<DateTime^>(2);
  dateArray[0] = gcnew DateTime(1970, 12, 18);
  dateArray[1] = gcnew DateTime(1990, 1, 5);
  IEnumerator^ enumerator1 = dateArray->GetEnumerator();
  while ( enumerator1->MoveNext() )
  {
     DateTime^ current = (DateTime^) enumerator1->Current;
     Console::WriteLine( current->ToString("MM/dd/yyyy") );
  }

}

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Multicultural Dates

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1. include "stdafx.h"

using namespace System; using namespace System::Globalization; void main() {

   DateTime dt = DateTime::Now;
   Console::WriteLine("en-us {0}",dt.ToString("D",gcnew CultureInfo("en-us")));
   Console::WriteLine("en-gb {0}",dt.ToString("D",gcnew CultureInfo("en-gb")));
   Console::WriteLine("fr-fr {0}",dt.ToString("D",gcnew CultureInfo("fr-fr")));
   Console::WriteLine("de-de {0}",dt.ToString("D",gcnew CultureInfo("de-de")));

}

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