Let's say i have this code:
How do i instantiate this class?import java.util.Date; public class MyDate { Date newDate; public MyDate(Date date) { newDate = date; } }
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How do you create Date objects?
Let's say i have this code:
How do i instantiate this class?import java.util.Date; public class MyDate { Date newDate; public MyDate(Date date) { newDate = date; } }
Re: How do you create Date objects?
You use the new keyword. Recommended reading: Creating Objects (The Java™ Tutorials > Learning the Java Language > Classes and Objects)
PS- Make sure you use standard naming conventions. Class names start with an upper-case letter.
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Re: How do you create Date objects?
Yeah, i know i need to use the new keyword.The confusion is in the constructor
Strings don't workMyDate today = new MyDate(...with regards to my example,what goes in here?...);
Re: How do you create Date objects?
Consult the Date class for it's various constructors.
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Do take note that much of that class has been depreciated...
Re: How do you create Date objects?
Without knowing your context (in the form of an SSCCE), I can't tell you exactly what goes there. I can tell you that a Date object goes there, and you can consult the API for different ways to create an instance of Date.Originally Posted by ojonugwa
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