DateTime.ParseExact passes a string object followed by a format specifier and a CultureInfo object : Date Time « Development « VB.Net

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VB.Net » Development » Date Time Screenshots  DateTime.ParseExact passes a string object followed by a format specifier and a CultureInfo object    Imports System.Globalization Module Example    Public Sub Main()       Dim MyCultureInfo As CultureInfo = new CultureInfo("en-US")       Dim MyString() As String = {" Friday, April 10, 2009", "Friday, April 10, 2009"}       For Each dateString As String In MyString          Try             Dim MyDateTime As DateTime = DateTime.ParseExact(dateString, "D", _                                                              MyCultureInfo)             Console.WriteLine(MyDateTime)          Catch e As FormatException             Console.WriteLine("Unable to parse '{0}'", dateString)          End Try       Next    End Sub End Module             Related examples in the same category 1. Date time: Now, Today and UTC Now 2. Date Time Detail: Long Date String, day of week, days in month 3. Is Leap Year 4. Get Date Time Now 5. Display the various properties for a Date 6. Finding the Last Day of the Month 7. Assign a value according to the current day of the week.