Different business processes may demand different DateTime formats.
Check out the patterns of DateTime available and pick the appropriate format 🙂
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d >> Represents the day of the month i.e 1,2,16 or 31
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dd >> Represents the day of the month i.e 01,05,14 or 31
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ddd >> Represents the abbreviated name of the day i.e Mon, Tues or Wed
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dddd-> Represents the full name of the day i.e Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday
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M >> Represents the month number i.e 1,5 or 12
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MM >> Represents the month number with leading zero i.e 04,09 or 12
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MMM >>Represents the abbreviated month Name i.e Jan, May or Dec
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MMMM >> Represents the full month name i.e. January, June or December
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y >> Represents the year i.e. 2019 as 19
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yy >> Represents the year with a leading zero i.e. 2019 as 019
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yyy >> Represents the year i.e 2019
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yyyy >> Represents the year i.e 2019
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h >> Represents the 12-hour clock i.e 4,11 or 2
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hh >> Represents the 12-hour clock with a leading 0 i.e. 04,05 or 12
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H >> Represents the 24-hour clock i.e 13,18 or 22
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HH >> Represents the 24-hour clock with a leading 0 i.e. 04,09 or 22
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m >> Represents the minutes i.e. 12,40 or 56
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mm >> Represents the minutes with a leading zero i.e 04,09 or 23
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s >> Represents the seconds i.e 9,35 or 40
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ss >> Represents the seconds with leading zero i.e. 04,09 or 35
Hope it has helped you…
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