Core Java Programming Course- Future and Past Date

The video tutorial explains how to perform date operations using Java's LocalDate class. It covers adding and subtracting time units like days, months, and years to calculate future or past dates. The tutorial introduces the plusMonths and minusMonths methods for simple date adjustments and explores the ChronoUnit class for more complex operations, such as subtracting decades or centuries. The video emphasizes the flexibility of these methods for both current and custom dates, providing practical examples to illustrate their use.

How can you find a date three months from today using local date operations?

• By using the method plusMonths(3)

• By using the method plusYears(3)

• By using the method plusWeeks(3)

• By using the method plusDays(3)

Which of the following units can be used with the plus and minus operations?

• Seconds

• Milliseconds

• Weeks

• Minutes

What is the purpose of the ChronoUnit in date manipulation?

• To add or subtract only days

• To perform operations with a wide range of time units

• To convert dates to strings

• To format dates in different styles

Which of the following is NOT a valid ChronoUnit operation?

• Subtracting decades

• Adding microseconds

• Subtracting centuries

• Adding light years

How can you apply date operations to a custom date?

• By using only the plus operation

• By converting the custom date to a string

• By creating a custom date and applying the same operations

• By using the current date only