Import? Java . text . simple date format;
Import? Java . util . date;
Public? Class? DateStyle? {
Public? Static electricity Invalid? main(String[]? args)? {
SimpleDateFormat? dateformat 1? =? New? Simple date format (
" yyyymmdd hhmmss ");
Dating? Date = New? date();
date . setyear(2065 438+04- 1900);
date . set month(3- 1);
date . set date(29);
date . sethours( 19);
date . set minutes( 13);
date . set seconds(0);
String? a 1? =? Dateformat 1.format (date);
System.out.println ("time 2:"? +? a 1);
}
} effect:
2: 20140329191300. I hope I can help you.
Or because that method is out of date, you can use the calendar method, the code is as follows:
Parcel? Testing;
Import? Java . text . simple date format;
Import? Java.util calendar;
Import? Java . util . date;
Public? Class? DateStyle? {
Public? Static electricity Invalid? main(String[]? args)? {
SimpleDateFormat? dateformat 1? =? New? simple date format(" yyyymmdd hhmmss ");
Calendar? c? =? dateformat 1 . get calendar();
c.set(20 13,? 14,? 29,? 19,? 13,? 0);
Dating? d? =? c . gettime();
system . out . println(d);
String? a 1? =? date format 1 . format(d);
System.out.println ("time 2:"? +? a 1);
}
} effect:
Sat? Mar? 29? 19: 13:00? CST? 20 14
Time 2: 20140329191300, hope to adopt.