DateTime Array[SOLVED]

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Hi All,

I am trying to add some datetime values into array but I am getting an error.

C#

DateTime[] date = {"10:09", "10:01","10:02","10:03","10:04", "10:05","10:06","10:07","10:08","10:09", "10:10"};

How do I add the Time or Date values to the DateTime array.

I know that these values can be stored using string array, but I need help with DateTime.

Thanks in Advance.

Eswar

Posted 3-Nov-10 22:14pm

TweakBird

Updated 9-Dec-16 9:41am

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Dalek Dave 4-Nov-10 5:00am

Edited for Grammar, Syntax and Spelling.

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Solution 2

hi Eswa, i have found two links that might be of your help :

http://dotnetperls.com/datetime-array

and this :
http://www.csharp-examples.net/string-format-datetime/

i will try to find more links on this.

Posted 3-Nov-10 22:28pm

Tarun.K.S

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TweakBird 4-Nov-10 4:40am

ok thank you tarun. in this way also we can try. already i seen those links. any thanks for posting.

Tarun.K.S 4-Nov-10 4:53am

ohkay your welcome eswa!

Solution 4

hi.
you can use of :

C#

DateTime[] date = { Convert.ToDateTime("10:09"), Convert.ToDateTime("10:01"),Convert.ToDateTime( "10:02"), Convert.ToDateTime("10:03"), Convert.ToDateTime("10:04"), Convert.ToDateTime("10:05"), Convert.ToDateTime("10:06"), Convert.ToDateTime("10:07"), Convert.ToDateTime("10:08"), Convert.ToDateTime("10:09"), Convert.ToDateTime("10:10" )};

Posted 4-Nov-10 2:35am

Hadi Basiri

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Philippe Mori 10-Dec-16 11:10am

Read about DRY: Don't repeat yourself

Solution 6

C#

DateTime[] myArray = new DateTime[]{ DateTime.Parse("06:45"), DateTime.Parse("08:30") };

Posted 9-Dec-16 9:41am

Maurits Vizzini

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CHill60 9-Dec-16 20:12pm

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Ed Guzman · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-06T14:22:00

This will work.
Create first an array of string.
Then use Array.ConvertAll() function.

string[] array = { "10:09", "10:01", "10:02", "10:03", "10:04", "10:05", "10:06", "10:07", "10:08", "10:09", "10:10" };
            DateTime[] dtArray = Array.ConvertAll(array, o => 
                {
                    DateTime d = Convert.ToDateTime(o);
                    return (DateTime)d;
                     
                }).ToArray();

Please read my explanations in the article:

Delegates in C# - attempt to look inside. Part 4

Good luck.

souidi abderrahman · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-03T22:57:00

try this :

C#

string[] date = { "10:09", "10:01", "10:02", "10:03", "10:04", "10:05", "10:06", "10:07", "10:08", "10:09", "10:10" };
            System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo info = new System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo();
            info.ShortDatePattern = "HH:mm";
            DateTime[] dates = new DateTime[100];
            for (int i = 0; i < date.Length; i++)
            {
                dates[i] = DateTime.Parse(date[i], info);
            }

JeremH · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-03T22:24:00

Solution 1

Hi,

you can maybe try "List" and after you convert to array

List<DateTime> date;

....

DateTime [] adate = date.ToArray()

jerem

Posted 3-Nov-10 22:24pm

JeremH

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TweakBird 4-Nov-10 4:25am

Let me check

TweakBird 4-Nov-10 4:39am

Good useful answer..thanks

Dalek Dave 4-Nov-10 5:01am

Good Call!

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