For getting current (today) date and time in android application, we used calendar class get the current instance of android phone clock.
After getting calendar class object, we required a formatted object for date and time.
Android Time formats table
After getting calendar class object, we required a formatted object for date and time.
Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance(); SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("dd:MMMM:yyyy HH:mm:ss a"); String strDate = sdf.format(c.getTime()); System.out.println("================>>>"+strDate);
Android Time formats table
d | single digit date e.g. 5 |
dd | double digit date e.g. 05 |
M | single digit month e.g. 1 |
MM | double digit month e.g. 01 |
MMM | three-letter abbreviation for month e.g. Jan |
MMMM | month spelled out in full e.g. January |
yy | double digit year e.g. 13 |
yyyy | four digit year e.g. 2013 |
Android Time format table
h | single digit hours in 12 hour format e.g. 9 |
hh | double digit hours in 12 hour formate e.g. 09 |
H | single digit hours in 24 hour format e.g. 9PM as 21 |
HH | double digit hours in 24 hour format e.g. 9PM as 21 |
m | single digit mints e.g. 9 |
mm | double digit mints e.g.0 9 |
s | single digit seconds e.g. 9 |
ss | double digit seconds e.g. 9 |
a | am/pm marker |
Android Date and Time Separators
" . " – Dots or full stops |
" - " – Hyphens or dashes |
" " – Spaces |
: – colon mostly used between time |
" / " – Slash |
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