This method converts to the local time zone and then returns the converted date as a string by using the Java simple date format. And if the time zone cannot be determined, then GMT will be used. This method converts the date to the local time zone and returns the converted date as a formatted string by using the locale of the context user. This method returns the day-of-year component of a Datetime in the GMT time zone. This method returns the day-of-month component of a Datetime. This method returns Date component of the Datetime.

This method returns the Date component of a Datetime in the local time zone of the context user. This method adds the specified number of years to a Datetime. This method adds the specified number of seconds to a Datetime. This method adds the specified number of minutes to a Datetime. This method adds the specified number of hours to a Datetime. This method adds the specified number of days to a given Datetime. bug('new time after adding 20 mintues ' +myTime3) ĭatetime constructs a Datetime from Integer representations of the defined year, month, day, hour, minute, and second in the local time zone. bug('new time after adding 3hrs is '+mytime2) Second() returns the second component of a Time.Įxample: Time myTime=Time.newInstance(12, 26, 40, 59) Įxample: Time myTime=Time.newInstance(4, 49, 45, 40) Hour() returns the hour component of a Time.

NewInstance(hour, minutes, seconds, milliseconds) build time from Integer representations of the defined hour, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds. NewInstance(hour, minutes, seconds, milliseconds) Minute() returns the minute component of a Time. Millisecond() returns the millisecond component of a Time. bug('is 2019 a leap year? '+isLeapYr) //FalseĪddHours(additionalHours) sum the defined number of hours to time.ĪddMilliseconds(additionalMilliseconds) sum the defined number of milliseconds to a Time.ĪddMinutes(additionalMinutes) sum the defined number of minutes to a Time.ĪddSeconds(additionalSeconds) sum the defined number of seconds to a Time. bug('days between '+daysdue) //The output will be 364daysĮxample: Date date1=Date.newInstance(2019, 11, 19) īoolean isLeapYr=Date.isLeapYear(date1.year()) Integer daysdue=date1.daysBetween(date2) Date date1=Date.newInstance(2019, 1, 1) //The output will be ĭate date2=Date.newInstance(2019, 12, 31) //The output will be of days between January 1 till December 31. The below program is used to calculate no. Date todayDate=Date.today() ĭate newDate1=todayDate.addYears(5) //The new date will be 19-11-2025Īdding months in today`s date Date todayDate=Date.today() ĭate newDate2=todayDate.addMonths(2) //The new date will be 19-01-2020Īdding days in today`s date. Date today=Date.today() Īdding years in today`s date. Valueof(fieldValue) converts the defined object to a date.Įxample: Date newDate=Date.newInstance(2019, 11, 13) Valueof(stringDate) returns a date that contains the value of the specified String. Today( ) returns the current date according to the current user`s time zone. The format of the string depends upon the local date format.

Parse( stringDate) builds a date from a String. NewInstance(year, month, date) composes a date from Integer representations of the year, month, and day. IsLeapYear(year) returns true if the defined year is a leap year.

The methods for the date are: Method Namesĭay( ) returns the day of the month component.ĭaysInMonth(year, month) returns the number of days in a month of the specified year and a month. To declare a date variable, we have to define a date data type and the name of the variable. The time data type stores hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds.ĭatetime data type stores both dates and times. A value that indicates a particular day is known as Date. Boolean is Active=False.ĭate value contain no information about time. Double d=8.14255 Ī Boolean value can only be assigned true, false, or null. Decimal decNum=20.87 Ī 64-bit number that include a decimal points is called double. Long num3=547150L Ī number that include decimal points is called decimal. Integer num1=15 Integer num2=55 Ī 64-bit number that doesn`t include a decimal point. Primitive (Integer, Double, Long, Date time, String, ID, or Boolean).Ī 32-bit number that doesn`t include a decimal point.There are 5 major data types available in Apex:

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