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.NET has always had a simple to work with date time API. At least compared to other languages it feels a lot cleaner.
by politelemon 5y ago
.NET has always had a simple to work with date time API. At least compared to other languages it feels a lot cleaner.
- rk06 5y ago.NET had DataTime which took user's local time zone into account by default. So .NET introduced DateTimeOffset where you can specify time zone. but by then, DateTime was used in a lot of places, for eg: and .NET Sql Server driver mapped datatime against DateTime (instead of DataTimeOffset) yeah, .NET has these issues too. and I have not even gone into DateTime Culture!