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
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’m more interested in the conversion algorithm itself. So what I want is to find the algorithm to convert the hour part. This
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: the last line throws an exception: Why is this happening and how could I solve this problem? Thanks in advance for any help, Anas Answer This is happening because, well, it’s right there in the name. An
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