This may get you into trouble if a time-span crosses a DST change.
A day does not necessarily have 24 hours. In many areas in the world,
twice a year, a day does not have 24 hours, but 23 or 25 instead.
Not to mention the occasional leap-seconds that are added to some
years.
On Sep 25, 12:22 am,
Instead of calculating the difference based on the date (month-day-
year) you could calculate it by the difference of the time since
1.1.1970. You would use getTime() on both, then get the difference
between them. Then you can divide this by 86.400.000 (which is the
milliseconds in a day) to get t
Finally I got it..
Thanks for ur support
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 9:15 AM, ragavendran s wrote:
> I want to calculate the difference between two Dates..Can anybody tell
> how to calculate the difference between two days
>
> Here is my Codeit Displays Calendar and
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