Vbnet convert object to date

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Y, y Formats the date as the year and month. Long Date,Medium Date, or D Displays a date according to your current culture's long date format. But it also means that 80% or so of your silly coding errors will be caught at COMPILE time, instead of having them crop up at run-time. Check out the , and catch up on the most recent editions of column.

 

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String to DateTime in C# and www.datingvr.ru - Hi, I am getting an issue while converting an object into DateTime. Because that seems like a design flaw in my opinion.

 

On the offhand chance that your object is already a DateTime, you're performing unnecessary conversions to and from strings. In which case, I'd encourage you to know and trust your data types and then use existing methods of retrieval. For example, if you have a DataTable with a column CreatedDate, you should know it's a date, what you might not know is if it has a value if the column is nullable at the database. That's fine, you can handle that in code. Now; I like ChaosPandion's solution however I find the following a bit quicker to read. ToString , out result  return result;  else  return defaultValue;  } If you prefer the explicit null check, modify the if statement a bit... ToString , out result { Coming from a language without the?? The big problem I see here is your method name. I'd expect ObjectToDateTime to parse my object to a DateTime but that's not exactly what happens, right? Your method tries to parse the input and returns a default value if this doesn't work. Your method name should reflect that sentence. I'd call it ParseDateTimeOrDefault or something like that. It kind of follows the IEnumerable. Now, there's another problem. Your intention seems to be to cast an object to a DateTime, but you actually parse the ToString of the object. ToString , someDateTime ; Why? Because the object I pass as a parameter isn't a DateTime, it's a string. You parse a string, if it doesn't work, you return a value. The question is : In your application, is there a scenario where you don't know if you'll either receive a string or a DateTime? Because that seems like a design flaw in my opinion.

I decided to write some code to north. Your method tries to parse the input and returns a default value if this doesn't work. For example, 2012-12-16 12:15:31Z. The surrounding code syntax is the only difference. When you use cDate function ,if month you specify in date is not valid you may get the gusto. This program will help you figure this out. Example The following example converts an Object variable to an Integer and a String. For completeness, I searched the Internet to find different DateTime format strings, and then passed them to the DateTime. Looks like, internally it is not of datetime tout. The three-letter form returns the day name and truncates it. To include TryCast in the test, I also included an If block since nearly all programs that use TryCast will have one. Conceptually this is simple.