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return a day of the year
Hi, sorry for the bad english but i'm italian.
if the thread is in the wrong place change it.
I need a method or functions to return a day of the year passing the day, month and year,for example:
if i pass 1/02/2010 the functions returns 32, if i pass 1/01/2010 the functions returns 1, etc.
EDIT:
I'm a stupid, i've solved the problem, i used GregorianCalendar, it was very simple.
Last edited by lipry; January 23rd, 2011 at 07:02 AM. Reason: SOLVED
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Re: return a day of the year
Hello lipry,
Welcome to the forums.
I'm glad you solved your problem.
For those who may be interested in this - GregorianCalendar (Java Platform SE 6)
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Re: return a day of the year
Thanks for the reply...
I and my firends have created a software for manage a hotel, it was the first time we have used a GregorianCalendar! today we've programmed for 11 hours!
Re: return a day of the year
Cool. That sounds like some serious coding!
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