From my UI I’m passing two LocalTime values; from time and to time. Both times are LocalTime HH:mm formatted. Now I need to check whether these times are in the same day. For an example if someone passes fromTime – 18:00 and toTime – 10:00, I need throw an exception. I need to check whether both times are in same
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Tag: time-format
What is the algorithm represented in Java to convert an 12 hour am/pm meridiem format hour to 24 hour format?
I needed to convert only the hour part of 12 hour time string to 24 hour format. I’m not interested in other than hour parts of a date string. SimpleDateFormatter is notoriously buggy and I in fact I’…
OffsetTime.parse causes an exception with ISO_TIME formatter
I am trying to convert between LocalTime and strings by using the ISO_TIME formatter, but I get an exception. My Code is like: LocalTime some_time = LocalTime.of( 10, 10, 10 ); String …
How to parse time in any format with LocalTime.parse?
I am having trouble using java’s LocalTime to parse a string with hours, minutes, and seconds. LocalTime t = LocalTime.parse(“8:30:17”); // Simplification This throws the following exception: …
LocalTime() difference between two times
I have a flight itinerary program where I need to get difference between departure and arrival time. I get these specified times as String from the data. Here is my problem: Output: The first time returns the difference between 11:39 and 14:35 just fine. But the second difference is only 5 hours while it should be 19 hours. How can
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