Hi ,
I have two string which have time in them like
one= 11:54:30.360
two= 11:54:30,427
Wht is the best way to get the difference between them
Thanks
newcoder310 0 Junior Poster in Training
mKorbel 274 Veteran Poster
1/ are you sure that difference between Time will never be more that one day
2/ what value have result, miliseconds, seconds ....
java.util.date knows value as long (number in miliseconds)
please edit your post
two= 11:54:30.427 newcoder310 0 Junior Poster in Training
ya the difference is always at max differed by seconds................and the result can be anything milliseconds or seconds........and its a comma between seconds and milliseconds not a '.' ..... kindly suggest something
dononelson 2 Junior Poster in Training
You can start by checking out the java.util.GregorianCalendar class. You'll need to study it a bit to understand how it operates with its own fields such as HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND, MILLISECOND, the compareTo() method. If the times are presented as strings, then you'll also need to look at String.split() to get the various elements of the time.
Hope this helps as a start.
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I have two string which have time in them like
one= 11:54:30.360
two= 11:54:30,427Wht is the best way to get the difference between them
IMO, the best way would be to convert both of those to proper Date objects using the SimpleDateFormat class and then apply normal Date diff algorithms/methods to the same.
// sample pseudocode; untested
def sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("HH:mm:ss.S")
def dt1 = sdf.parse("11:54:30.360")
def dt2 = sdf.parse("11:54:30,427")
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