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Stripping Times from Dates in C#
source link: https://www.stevefenton.co.uk/2021/08/stripping-times-from-dates-in-c/
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Stripping Times from Dates in C#
This is a surprisingly common problem in C#, where you need to take a DateTime and strip off the “time” bit to leave you with a representation of a day. Currently, you can do it by creating a new DateTime and passing only the parts you want to keep, like year, month, and day.
DateTime expiryDateOnly =
new DateTime(expiryDate.Year, expiryDate.Month, expiryDate.Day);
In .NET 6 we get an upgrade to this with some built in types. To solve our current case, we can use the DateOnly type, and there is an equivalent TimeOnly type too.
DateOnly expiryDateOnly =
DateOnly.FromDateTime(expiryDate);
I’m looking forward to updating my date code to remove all the manual mapping to date-only dates!
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