Core Java Programming Course- Local Date and Time

This video tutorial covers date and time operations in Java, focusing on the enhancements introduced in Java 8. It explains how to use the LocalDate, LocalTime, and LocalDateTime classes to obtain the current date, time, and a combination of both. The tutorial demonstrates the use of static methods to retrieve these values and highlights the default formats. It also discusses the use of delimiters for separating date and time. The session concludes with a brief overview of creating dates and times using parameters, which will be covered in the next session.

What major update related to date and time operations was introduced in Java 8?

• Deprecation of all previous date and time methods

• Increased complexity in handling date and time

• Removal of all date and time functionalities

• Introduction of new classes for date and time operations

Which class in Java is used to get the current date?

• DateTimeFormatter

• Calendar

• LocalDate

• LocalTime

What is the default format for time when using the LocalTime class?

• Year-Month-Day

• Day-Month-Year

• Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Nanoseconds

• Month/Day/Year

What character is used as a delimiter between date and time in LocalDateTime?

• A hyphen

• The letter 'T'

• A comma

• A space

Which class would you use to get both the current date and time in Java?

• LocalDate

• LocalTime

• LocalDateTime

• DateTimeFormatter