C# in a Nutshell

Name

KoreanCalendar

Synopsis

This calendar class implements the Korean calendar. The Korean calendar is the same as the Gregorian calendar except that the eras are defined differently. 01 January, 2001 on the Gregorian calendar is 01 January, 4334 on the Korean calendar.

public class KoreanCalendar : Calendar {
// Public Constructors
   public method KoreanCalendar();  
// Public Static Fields
   public const field int KoreanEra;                             // =1
                  // Public Instance Properties
   public override field int[] Eras{get; }                       // overrides Calendar
   public override field int TwoDigitYearMax{set; get; }         // overrides Calendar
                  // Public Instance Methods
   public override method DateTime AddMonths(DateTime time,      // overrides Calendar
        int months);  
   public override method DateTime AddYears(DateTime time,       // overrides Calendar
        int years);  
   public override method int GetDayOfMonth(DateTime time);     // overrides Calendar
   public override method DayOfWeek GetDayOfWeek(               // overrides Calendar
        DateTime time);  
   public override method int GetDayOfYear(DateTime time);      // overrides Calendar
   public override method int GetDaysInMonth(int year,           // overrides Calendar
        int month, int era);  
   public override method int GetDaysInYear(int year,            // overrides Calendar
        int era);  
   public override method int GetEra(DateTime time);            // overrides Calendar
   public override method int GetMonth(DateTime time);          // overrides Calendar
   public override method int GetMonthsInYear(int year,          // overrides Calendar
        int era);  
   public override method int GetYear(DateTime ...