C implements two methods of time subtraction

This article gives an example of how C# implements two time subtractions. Share to everybody for everybody reference. Specific implementation methods are as follows:

using System;  

using System.Collections.Generic;  

using System.Linq;  

using System.Text;  

  

namespace Test  

{  

    class Program  

    {  

        static void Main(string[] args)  

        {  

            DateTime t1 = DateTime.Parse("2007-01-01");   

            DateTime t2 = DateTime.Parse("2006-01-01");  

  

            System.TimeSpan t3 = t1 - t2;  // Subtract the two times   . The default is   The number of days between two times     Get: 365.00:00:00  

  

            double getDay = t3.TotalDays; // Convert this number of days to days ,  The return value is double Type (you don't actually have to cast, because t3 The default is days.)   Get:   

  

            double getHours = t3.TotalHours; // Convert this number of days into hours ,  The return value is double The type of   

  

            double getMinute = t3.TotalMinutes; // Convert this number of days into minutes ,  The return value is double The type of   

  

            double getSeconds = t3.TotalSeconds; // Convert the number of days to seconds ,  The return value is double The type of   

  

            double getMillisecond = t3.TotalMilliseconds; //// Convert the number of days to milliseconds ,  The return value is double The type of   

  

            Console.WriteLine(t3);  // Output: 365.00:00:00  

            Console.WriteLine(getDay); // Output: 365  

            Console.WriteLine(getHours); // Output: 8760  

            Console.WriteLine(getMinute); // Output: 525600  

            Console.WriteLine(getSeconds); // Output: 31536000  

            Console.WriteLine(getMillisecond); // Output: 31536000000  

            Console.ReadKey();  

        }  

    }

}

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