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    Hi, i'm creating a C# program that measures date differences. for example i have 2 text boxes, one text box contains the date 4/12/2007, the other text box contains 5/23/2008. I need to count the number of days difference from 4/12/2007 to 5/23/2008. Im sorta new to C# and i have no idea how to do this, since i cant just treat it as simple numerical values, given that it must reference the calendar for the measurements to be exact. thanks in adavance..

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      Hi, i'm creating a C# program that measures date differences. for example i have 2 text boxes, one text box contains the date 4/12/2007, the other text box contains 5/23/2008. I need to count the number of days difference from 4/12/2007 to 5/23/2008. Im sorta new to C# and i have no idea how to do this, since i cant just treat it as simple numerical values, given that it must reference the calendar for the measurements to be exact. thanks in adavance..

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      Colin Angus Mackay
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      See the documentation for the DateTime and TimeSpan classes


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        See the documentation for the DateTime and TimeSpan classes


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        Colin Angus Mackay wrote:

        See the documentation for the DateTime and TimeSpan classes

        tnx! :-D

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