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how to get the current date and time
I want to get the current date and time of US and Canada. Since the current locale is Canada, I can get the current date of Canada. Is it possible to get US date and time through some logic? Or the current Canada time has to be converted to US?
Please help me.
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Is it possible to get US date and time
See the TimeZone class. Calendar has a setTimeZone method.
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