Time Difference Calculation in Asp.net

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I created an ajax timer in a asp.net page. It's showing current time, in the short time format (9:33 AM) and its running.

When I clicked on a button, current clock time displays on a textbox, and on another button click the current time displays in another textbox.

For example if the value in the first textbox is 9:23 and second textbox is 9:30; How can I calculate the time difference?

9:30 - 9:23 = 0:07

Help me to find the time difference.

Posted 8-Feb-11 17:09pm

kishore Rajendran

Updated 8-Feb-11 17:18pm

HimanshuJoshi

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Solution 5

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Posted 30-May-13 1:55am

manasa26

Solution 4

Hope How-find-difference-between-two-Dates[^]may also help you.

Posted 8-Feb-11 17:50pm

Ramalinga Koushik

Solution 3

The structure System.DateTime has "-" (subtraction operator) defined, return type is System.TimeSpan.

See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.datetime.aspx[^].

This should be more then enough.

—SA

Posted 8-Feb-11 17:28pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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[no name] 8-Feb-11 23:51pm

Good call Sakryukov.

Abhinav S 8-Feb-11 23:56pm

IMO, This is the best link. 5.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Feb-11 15:44pm

Well, thank you,
--SA

JF2015 9-Feb-11 0:56am

Good answer without helping too much. I like that you do not provide completely ready solutions but hints for the OP for where to search for solutions.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Feb-11 15:44pm

Thank you, I knew you would appreciate this :-)
In other cases, detail background is better, not here.
--SA

Solution 2

This[^] may help.

Posted 8-Feb-11 17:27pm

Abhinav S

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[no name] 8-Feb-11 23:50pm

Good call Abhinav

Abhinav S 8-Feb-11 23:56pm

Thanks.

[no name] 9-Feb-11 0:06am

Welcome Abhinav.

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Albin Abel · Accepted Answer · 2011-02-08T17:25:00

Solution 1

Hi,

MSIL

DateTime dateTime1 = Convert.ToDateTime("9:30");
DateTime dateTime2 = Convert.ToDateTime("9:23");
TimeSpan timeSpan=dateTime1.Subtract(dateTime2);

Note: As the time string don't have AM or PM the conversion will take it as a 24 hr clock

Posted 8-Feb-11 17:25pm

Albin Abel

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Abhinav S 8-Feb-11 23:27pm

Good answer.

[no name] 8-Feb-11 23:50pm

Good Call.

JF2015 9-Feb-11 0:56am

Correct answer. 5+