Create a DateTime instance, specifying the year, month, day, hour, minute, second, and millisecond : DateTime : Date Time C# Examples

Create a DateTime instance, specifying the year, month, day, hour, minute, second, and millisecond

    
using  System;

class  MainClass  {

    public  static  void  DisplayDateTime(string  name,  DateTime  myDateTime)  {
        Console.WriteLine(name  +  "  =  "  +  myDateTime);
        Console.WriteLine(name  +  ".Year  =  "  +  myDateTime.Year);
        Console.WriteLine(name  +  ".Month  =  "  +  myDateTime.Month);
        Console.WriteLine(name  +  ".Day  =  "  +  myDateTime.Day);
        Console.WriteLine(name  +  ".Hour  =  "  +  myDateTime.Hour);
        Console.WriteLine(name  +  ".Minute  =  "  +  myDateTime.Minute);
        Console.WriteLine(name  +  ".Second  =  "  +  myDateTime.Second);
        Console.WriteLine(name  +  ".Millisecond  =  "  +  myDateTime.Millisecond);
        Console.WriteLine(name  +  ".Ticks  =  "  +  myDateTime.Ticks);
    }

    public  static  void  Main()
    {
        int  hour  =  23;
        int  minute  =  30;
        int  second  =  12;
        int  millisecond  =  5;
        int  year  =  2004;
        int  month  =  5;
        int  day  =  12;
        DateTime  myDateTime  =  new  DateTime(year,  month,  day,  hour,  minute,  second,  millisecond);
        DisplayDateTime("myDateTime",  myDateTime);
    }

}
    
   
  
   

myDateTime = 12/05/2004 11:30:12 PM
myDateTime.Year = 2004
myDateTime.Month = 5
myDateTime.Day = 12
myDateTime.Hour = 23
myDateTime.Minute = 30
myDateTime.Second = 12
myDateTime.Millisecond = 5
myDateTime.Ticks = 632200014120050000

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