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Example formal control of the dates - substring - toString - parseInt - getBytes

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not know about you, but I had big problems with the dates if only because the standard classes and methods could not control the data input as I wanted it to me and then I have written a method: The method

CDate CDate accepts a string in the format dd mm yyyy regardless of separators, then either 01.01.0001 or 01-01-0001 or 01/01/0001 are ok.
see how you can make a check on the length that must absolutely be 10 characters.
and returns an integer (g) if the return is worth a go means that the date is formally incorrect otherwise contains the date in full format in the format yyyymmdd

the calling class to call the method CDATA and transform the whole string (for example uses SQL to access:

go int = -1, / / \u200b\u200bgo back to 1 if the date is formally incorrect
go = CDate (datadacontrollare), / / \u200b\u200bdata is a long string to check if
10 (g = 1) {handle the error you entered an incorrect date for example. 29.02.2009
} else {datapersql = Integer.toString (go);} / 8 datapersql is a long string in the format yyyymmdd. In

class CDATA another problem solved is the substring to extract the day, month and year for the controls.

String days = null;
String months = null;
annos String = null;

pay attention to the item (annos), which is extracted with a only the index of days starting

data.substring = (0, 2);
months data.substring = (3, 5);
annos = data.substring (6), use only the starting index

Here Following the method CDate full


public static int CDate (String data) {int

go = -1, / / \u200b\u200bgo is the return value from the class

String days = null;
int day = -1;
String months = null;
int month = -1;
annos String = null;
int year = -1;
int module = -1;
go = 0;
int length = (data.getBytes (). length) ; if
(Length < 10|| lunghezza > 10) {
go = 1;
return go;}

data.substring days = (0, 2);
months data.substring = (3, 5);
annos = data.substring (6) ;
year = Integer.parseInt (annos);
day = Integer.parseInt (days);
month = Integer.parseInt (months);
module = year% 4;
if (month < 1 || mese > 12) {go = 1
;}
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