I have the following timeline string given by the Twitter API:
" Thu Apr 26 11:38:36 +0000 2012 "
I need to convert it to the
datetime object, so I can see the
ParseExact I am calling with a custom format specifier:
CultureInfo Provider = CultureInfo.InvariantCulture; Datetime Publish Data = DateTime Purse AXt (Twitter ["Created"]. Toasting (), "DAD MMM DD HH: MM: SS Z Yay", provider);
However, for any type of
z ,
zz or
, a
FormatException Exception increments zzz for time zone :
The string was not recognized as a valid date time.
Given that this format specification is expecting the time zone to be in the
zz: zz format, where time for delimiting hours and minutes There is a colon in the zone.
I have examined other questions on stack overflow like:
And of these Nobody really helps.
Is there a time zone specification that I can parse that format correctly?
This is not quite stupid.
The problem hour was the specifier. I use "hh" which is 12 hour clock time. For 24 hours, I should have used "HH".
Keep in mind the subtle difference.
Changing that it works as expected
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