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Java » Development Class » printfScreenshots 
System.out.printf("The DATE is %tr\n", new Date() )
 
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.Locale;

public class PrintfExamples {
  public static void main(String[] args) {

    System.out.printf("The DATE is %tD\n"new Date() );
    System.out.printf("The DATE is %tF\n"new Date() );
    System.out.printf("The DATE is %tr\n"new Date() );
    System.out.printf("The DATE is %tR\n"new Date());
    System.out.printf("The DATE is %tT\n"new Date());
  }

}
/*
The DATE is 10/31/08
The DATE is 2008-10-31
The DATE is 04:29:46 PM
The DATE is 16:29
The DATE is 16:29:46
 */

   
  
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