System Namespace DateTime Structure
Returns a value indicating whether an instance of DateTime is equal to a specified object.
1. Returns a value indicating whether this instance is equal to a specified object.
2. Returns a value indicating whether two instances of DateTime are equal.
The below code snippet demonstrates using the Equals method.
NOTE: This example shows how to use one of the overloaded versions of Equals. For other examples that might be available, see the individual overload topics.
System.DateTime today1 =
new System.DateTime ( System.DateTime.Today.Ticks );
System.DateTime today2 =
new System.DateTime ( System.DateTime.Today.Ticks );
System.DateTime tomorrow =
new System.DateTime (
System.DateTime.Today.AddDays ( 1 ).Ticks );
// todayEqualsToday gets true.
bool todayEqualsToday = System.DateTime.Equals ( today1, today2 );
// todayEqualsTomorrow gets false.
bool todayEqualsTomorrow = System.DateTime.Equals ( today1, tomorrow );
Dim today1 As New System.DateTime ( System.DateTime.Today.Ticks )
Dim today2 As New System.DateTime ( System.DateTime.Today.Ticks )
Dim tomorrow As New System.DateTime ( _
System.DateTime.Today.AddDays ( 1 ).Ticks )
' todayEqualsToday gets true.
Dim todayEqualsToday As Boolean = System.DateTime.Equals ( today1, today2 )
' todayEqualsTomorrow gets false.
Dim todayEqualsTomorrow As Boolean = System.DateTime.Equals ( today1, tomorrow ) |
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