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DateTime.Parse examples - Code Samples

• 06/29/2023

This sample code is a .NET Core console application written in C#. It presents numbered options to the user that correspond to different date and time parsing examples.

This sample is written in C# and targets .NET Core 3.1. It requires the .NET Core 3.1 SDK.

The source code includes an MSBuild project file for C# (a .csproj file) that targets .NET Core 3.1. After you download the .zip file containing the example code, create a directory and select Download ZIP to download the sample code files to your computer.

To build the sample:

1. Download the .zip file.
2. Extrat the files in the .zip file to a directory of your choice.
3. If you're using Visual Studio 2019:
   1. In Visual Studio, select Open a project or solution on the Start page. Or, select File > Open > Project/Solution from the top menu.
   2. Select Debug > Start Debugging from the top menu to build and launch the application.
4. If you're working from the command line:
   1. Navigate to the directory that contains the sample.
   2. Enter the command dotnet run to build and launch the application.

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