I am using joda to compare an array of stars. My goal is to go through the array and see what the dates are missing. I am planning to complete this by specifying the first variable in the array for a DateTime variable, then the array and date time to calculate. If the
date time is equal to
array [x] , then both the
datetime and the array increases by one if not the
date time array (Which means that a date is missing)
DateTime will increase by one and as long as
date time is equal to
array [x] . At the moment, I'm just trying to get it so that the first date (on holder [2]) is the value of the
date before the date date.
My question is how do I create it so that I can assign
holder [2] ? Assigning an
holder [2] to
first date is returning an error.
DateTime first date = new date (time); DateTime Formator DTF = DateTime FormatPartin ("YEMEMMDD"); String date = dtf.print (first date); String fake; While ((Fake = Reader. Readline ()) = Faucet {String [] Holder = Fake Split (""); First Data = Holder [2]; // ****** Problem ****** System.out.printlain (first paid); } Important things about my code:
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I am using a BufferedReader (20 GB) then I am reading from the line text file line (and the date of each line is holder [2] )
The format of the date on the text file is in yyyymmdd and I want to compare that string with the string of the DateTime (This is the first thing I need to do is change its first value Dat Array for eTime which forms my question).
I have set the right set at the right time
If you have a holder [2] , the date format is represented by the string "yyyyMMDD", then you need to define the formatter that you define Do:
firstDate = dtf.parseDateTime (holder [2]);
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