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Rolling Time Span in Java
In the previous example of adding and subtracting time span we have added and subtracted the time spans accordingly and since add() method automatically do the rolling according to the calendar. View Rating

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Java Set Default Locale
Locale can be set also in our java programs by using the method setDefault() of Locale class. In this example we have set the default locale value of our Locale with the Locale.ITALY. View Rating

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Java Subtracting Time Span
In this example java program we have subtracted the two time spans with the use of add() method of Calendar class which is available in the java.util package. View Rating

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Adding time span example
In this example java program we have added the two time spans with the use of add() method of Calendar class which is available in the java.util package. View Rating

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Java Time Zone Example
In this section we have written a java program which will take two Time Zone IDs as its argument and then convert the time between provided time zone IDs. View Rating

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Date Format Example
This example shows how to format Date using Format class. In this program we use a pattern of special characters to date and time format. View Rating

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Hour Format Example
This example shows how to format hour using Format class. In this program we use a pattern of special characters to time format. View Rating

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Formatting Date for a Locale Example
This example shows how to format Date using SimpleDateFormat class. In this program we are format date for different locales. View Rating

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Year Format Example
This example shows how to format Year using Format class. In this program we use a pattern of special characters to format week day. View Rating

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Month Format Example
This example shows how to format Month using Format class. In this program we use a pattern of special characters to Month format. View Rating

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