December 2012
Intermediate to advanced
197 pages
3h 50m
English
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Chapter 5. .NET DateTime Formatting
DateTime format strings convert a DateTime object to one of several standard
formats, as listed in Table 5-1.
Table 5-1. Standard DateTime format strings
Format specifier | Name | Description | Example |
| Short date | The culture’s short date format. |
PS > "{0:d}" -f [DateTime] "01/23/4567"
1/23/4567
|
| Long date | The culture’s long date format. |
PS > "{0:D}" -f [DateTime] "01/23/4567"
Friday, January 23, 4567
|
| Full date/short time | Combines the long date and short time format patterns. |
PS > "{0:f}" -f [DateTime] "01/23/4567"
Friday, January 23, 4567 12:00 AM
|
| Full date/long time | Combines the long date and long time format patterns. |
PS > "{0:F}" -f [DateTime] "01/23/4567"
Friday, January 23, 4567 12:00:00 AM
|
| General date/ short time | Combines the short date and short time format patterns. |
PS > "{0:g}" -f [DateTime] "01/23/4567"
1/23/4567 12:00 AM
|
| General date/long time | Combines the short date and long time format patterns. |
PS > "{0:G}" -f [DateTime] "01/23/4567"
1/23/4567 12:00:00 AM
|
| Month day | The culture’s |
PS > "{0:M}" -f [DateTime] "01/23/4567"
January 23
|
| Round-trip date/time | The date formatted with a pattern that guarantees the string (when parsed) will result in the original DateTime again. |
PS > "{0:o}" -f [DateTime] "01/23/4567"
4567-01-23T00:00:00.0000000
|
| RFC1123 | The standard RFC1123 format pattern. |
PS > "{0:R}" -f [DateTime] "01/23/4567"
Fri, 23 Jan 4567 00:00:00 GMT
|
| Sortable | Sortable format pattern. Conforms to ISO 8601 ... |
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