dateonly

Subtract DateOnly in C#

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Conceptually DateOnly represents an entire day, not midnight or any other specific time on a given day, such that subtracting one DateOnly from another cannot logically return a TimeSpan as with DateTime‘s subtraction operator. If you want to perform arithmetic on DateOnlys, you need to be explicit about the desired unit. DateOnly has a DayNumber … Read more

DateTime.Now equivalent for TimeOnly and DateOnly?

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You can use .FromDateTime() method, To get current date only: var dateNow = DateOnly.FromDateTime(DateTime.Now); To get current time only: var timeNow = TimeOnly.FromDateTime(DateTime.Now); For more details, you can go through Github issue. There are several good comments which explains, why .Now property is not introduced to DateOnly and TimeOnly Why .Today, .Now and UtcNow properties … Read more