Get Tomorrow Date

In this Tutorial we want to describe you a code that help you in understanding Get Tomorrow Date. For this we have a class name GetTomorrowDate.Inside the main method we have a variable name string s,Date date, Format formatter. The Calendar class has a method get Instance method() returns you the calendar object with a specific time zone and locale. . The calendar object call the get time () method that return you the current time and store in a variable date. and store in a formatter. The format class is abstract base class that is used for formatting the local sensitive object to a string. The formatter variable call format method to return a format object to a string.. The System.out.println print the current date. The calendar class has a add() method that add the next date in the calendar. In the same way the calendar call the get Time Method to return a current time and store in a date variable. The format method format the current time in a specified format passed as argument in simpledateformat and store in a string variable. Finally The println print the next day i.e. tomorrow on the command prompt.

1)calendar.getInstance ( )-This method return you the calendar object with a specific time zone and locale.

2)SimpleDateFormat- is a formatting concrete class that helps you in parsing date in a locale-sensitive manner. This allows you to format (date -> text), parsing (text -> date), and normalization.

3)calendar.getTime ( ) - This method returns the number of the millisecond elapsed since January1,1971.

GetTomorrowDate.java


import java.util.*;

import java.text.*;



public class GetTomorrowDate {



    public static void main(String args[]) {



        String s;

        Date date;

        Format formatter;

        Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();



        date = calendar.getTime();

        formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("dd/MMM/yyyy");

        s = formatter.format(date);

        System.out.println("Today : " + s);



        calendar.add(Calendar.DATE, 1);

        date = calendar.getTime();

        formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("dd/MMM/yyyy");

        s = formatter.format(date);

        System.out.println("Tomorrow : " + s);

    }

}

Output


Today : 03/Nov/2008

Tomorrow : 04/Nov/2008

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