LocalTime
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Syntax
- LocalTime time = LocalTime.now(); // Initializes with current system clock
- LocalTime time = LocalTime.MIDNIGHT; // 00:00
- LocalTime time = LocalTime.NOON; // 12:00
- LocalTime time = LocalTime.of(12, 12, 45); // 12:12:45
Parameters
Method| Output |
—— | —— |LocalTime.of(13, 12, 11)| 13:12:11|LocalTime.MIDNIGHT| 00:00|LocalTime.NOON| 12:00|LocalTime.now()| Current time from system clock|LocalTime.MAX| The maximum supported local time 23:59:59.999999999|LocalTime.MIN| The minimum supported local time 00:00|LocalTime.ofSecondOfDay(84399)| 23:59:59 , Obtains Time from second-of-day value|LocalTime.ofNanoOfDay(2000000000)| 00:00:02 , Obtains Time from nanos-of-day value|
Remarks
As class name denotes, LocalTime represents a time without a time-zone. It doesn’t represent a date. It’s a simple label for a given time.
The class is value-based and the equals method should be used when doing comparisons.
This class is from the package java.time.