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Status: Closed Points: 75 Time: 04:57 - Sep 26, 2007

dustPuppy

get day difference between two dates in c#?

i need to calculate the day difference between two dates that can be more than a year apart.
I can't seem to figure the right way of doing this in C#.
I mean I can subtract one date from the other, but how do I get the remaining out as number of days?

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dustPuppy

Date:: Sep 28, 2007

Time:: 12:59

I found out it was more simple than I thought.
subtracting one date from another returns not a datetime as I thought I saw, but a TimeSpan object.
So you can do this:
TimeSpan difference = endTime.Subtract(startTime);
and then get the days with: difference.Days

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