I basically have two DateTime variables
DateTime dateToday = WorldTimeAPI.Instance.GetCurrentDateTime();
DateTime dateFinish;
dateToday
gets current date from the web, with this format 1/20/2022 8:48:30 PM.
dateFinish
has this other format 20/01/2022 8:48:30 PM, the day first, and then the month, everything else is the same.
I want to be able to parse one of them to match the other one in terms of format so that I can compare them both to know if todays date is greater than date finish by doing this:
if(dateToday.CompareTo(dateToEndMission) > 0)
{do stuff}
I tried looking at documentation but it has so many different formats that I just couldnt figure out the exact way to do it.
CodePudding user response:
To compare two dateTime values in an if statement you can do:
if(firstDate.Date > secondDate.Date)
{
//Do something...
}
CodePudding user response:
Try and keep things as simple as possible.
As stated above you can compare date time with the > operator. But I would go further and ask why you're using that api to get the current date and time when you could just use this
DateTime today = DateTime.Now;
This should fix your problem, because you should be initialising date time in the same way now. If not, then I suggest you take a look at this other questions answers: