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    How does one get the current date and time in C#. Is there any readymade class.

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      How does one get the current date and time in C#. Is there any readymade class.

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      Sean Michael Murphy
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      deepscyberpulse wrote:

      How does one get the current date and time in C#. Is there any readymade class.

      DateTime.Now Share and enjoy. Sean

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        How does one get the current date and time in C#. Is there any readymade class.

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        I think that this is what u want. DateTime d = new DateTime(); MessageBox.Show(d.ToShortDateString());

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          How does one get the current date and time in C#. Is there any readymade class.

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          JuanAlbertoMD
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          Hi, you can use this: label1.Text = DateTime.Now.ToLongDateString(); //date label2.Text = DateTime.Now.ToLongTimeString(); //time Regards, Alberto Martinez

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