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How do I convert a date/time string to a DateTime object in Dart?
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from API I am getting this:
"2022-05-12T15:55:03.000000Z"
My question is, how can I make it:
12.05.2022, 15:55
My question is, is here any easy way? Otherwise I can slowly and partially convert it with string methods, but I guess there must be better, more proper way?
Thank you in advance
you can user DateFormat to get a date as string formatted the way you want
String x = "2022-05-12T15:55:03.000000Z";
DateTime y = DateTime.parse(x);
final DateFormat formatter = DateFormat('dd.MM.yyyy, HH:mm');
final String formatted = formatter.format(y);
print(formatted); // 12.05.2022, 15:55
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I want to show a date time in the following format 01-Mar-2000 10:10:10 PM/AM.
How to achieve it?
Please suggest a one line answer to write optimized code.
You can use intl package DateFormat.
The format will be DateFormat("dd-MM-yyyy h:mm:ss a");
single line will be
DateFormat("dd-MM-yyyy h:mm:ss a").format(dateTime);
final dateTime = DateTime.now();
DateFormat formater = DateFormat("dd-MM-yyyy h:mm:ss a");
final data = formater.format(dateTime);
print(data);//30-10-2022 4:14:19 PM
We have a DateTime value returning from JSON its coming thru as "10/9/2016 4:46:48 PM" .
What we need to do with it is format it to months or years past like so:
10/9/2016 = 3 years in the past.
The value 10/20/2019 = 3 months
Is this possible?
I'm guessing we would need to grab the month and year and subtract from today's date.
So I would create a function which will calculate difference between today's date and DateTime passed to it. It would look like this
String calculateDifference(DateTime dateTime) {
String text = "months";
double difference = DateTime.now().difference(dateTime).inDays / 30;
if (difference > 11) {
difference = difference / 12;
text = "years";
}
return "${difference.toStringAsFixed(0)} $text";
}
So you just need to parse the date from your JSON to DateTime object and pass it to a variable. You can also add one more condition to return value for days
You can use .difference on DateTime
final dateInThePast = DateTime(2018, 1, 7);
final dateNow = DateTime.now();
final difference = dateNow.difference(dateInThePast).inDays;
And then calculate from Days to Months / Years
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I have mobile bank app.
When user type amount, then convert string to double i have problem
user typed amount example "8.7" is 8.699999999999999 and when i send request it sending 8.699999999999999
what can i do, to fix it?
I have tried this post:
swift: issue in converting string to double
var amount = "8.7"
var amountDouble = Double(amount)!
var amount = "8.7" . //"8.7"
var amountDouble = Double(amount)! //8.699999999999999
This imprecision is exactly why Double isn't an appropriate datatype for financial domains. Use Decimal instead, which is have perfect precision within its legal range.
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Converting a String to DateTime
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I create a game in unity. And I add a 'buy subscribe' (apple).
After click buy, I get Date (for example: 08/02/2018 07:24:23) 08 - is month, 02 - is date.
I get a date through this code:
productReceipt.subscriptionExpirationDate
Now i need to do a check, if CurrentDay - 08/02/2018 07:24:23 = 15 days;
How to calculate 2 dates?
You can do it using DateTime function. DateTime function allows you to calculate the number of days. You just need to get current datetime & parse your string to datetime format. Here is the code.
DateTime dateCurrent = DateTime.Now;
DateTime dateNext = DateTime.Parse(date);
int days = (dateNext - dateCurrent).Days;
Update:
You can also use TotalDays function to give the remaining time in fraction also. TotalDays is double so remember to change the days to double when using it.
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How can I pad an integer on the left with zeros?
In my iPhone app I am calculating time in this manner.
int timeTakeInSeconds = (int)(self.timeTaken*[constants timer]);
int timeTakenMins= (int)(timeTakeInSeconds/60);
int timeTakenSecs =(int)(timeTakeInSeconds%60);
NSString *timeText = [NSString stringWithFormat:#"Time %d:%d",timeTakenMins,timeTakenSecs];
By this I am getting second as 1,2,...10, 11..and so on. But I need as 01, 02, 03...10, 11, 12..and so on..How can I do this? Is there any way to do this by number formatter? Please help.
Try using %d:%02d instead of just %d:%d. This is using the standard C-style printf formatting options. The documentation can be found at Format Specifiers.