Date Conversion
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add 20 to the front of it ? Your question isn't making much sense, I'm afraid. Do you have this as a number, or a string ? what's the hard bit, are you assuming all dates are in the past, or not ?
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You can use DateTime.Parse or DateTime.ParseExact, and DateTime.ToString methods and apply a "Custom DateTime Format String" the format specifiers "y", "yy" and "yyyy" need your attention; look it up on MSDN :)
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I have that same problem, a log from a third party program begins each line with YYMMDD, so my reader class has
private static readonly string Century = ( System.DateTime.Now.Year / 100 ).ToString() ;then when I read in a line from the log, I dodate = Century + line.Substring ( 0 , 6 ) ;