Windows.Globalization.Calendar.GetDateTime

-description

Builds a date and time, given the components of this Calendar object.

-returns

The DateTime representing the date and time of this Calendar.

-remarks

If you're using a .NET language (for example, C#, or Visual Basic), then use the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) time zone with a Calendar object if you wish to follow this set of steps.

• Call either SetToMin or SetToMax, and then
• Call GetDateTime to convert the Calendar to a .NET System.DateTime struct.

If you don't use the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) time zone, then GetDateTime will throw an exception because the computed number of ticks will under- or overflow due to the timezone offset.

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-see-also

Calendar, date, and time controls, Calendar sample, Date and time formatting sample