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Java Tutorial » Data Type » Gregorian Calendar

2. 40. 7. Integer constants for the third version of set()

Field	Value
AM_PM	AM or PM
DAY_OF_WEEK	SUNDAY, MONDAY..., through to SATURDAY
DAY_OF_YEAR	Set a value from 1 to 366
MONTH	Set a value of JANUARY, FEBRUARY, etc., through to DECEMBER, corresponding to values of 0 to 11
DAY_OF_MONTH or DATE	Set a value from 1 to 31
WEEK_OF_MONTH	Set a value from 1 to 6
WEEK_OF_YEAR	Set a value from 1 to 54
HOUR_OF_DAY	A value from 0 to 23
HOUR	A value from 1 to 12 representing the current hour in the a.m. or p.m.
MINUTE	The current minute in the current hour � a value from 0 to 59
SECOND	The second in the current minute, 0 to 59
MILLISECOND	The millisecond in the current second, 0 to 999
YEAR	The current year � for example, 2004
ERA	Can be set to either GregorianCalendar.BC or GregorianCalendar.AD (both values being defined in the GregorianCalendar class)
ZONE_OFFSET	A millisecond value indicating the offset from GMT
DST_OFFSET	A millisecond value indicating the offset for daylight saving time in the current time zone

2. 40. Gregorian Calendar
	2. 40. 1.	Creating Gregorian Calendars
	2. 40. 2.	Specifying the locale(TimeZone) explicitly for Gregorian Calendar
	2. 40. 3.	Creating a Calendar object from a locale
	2. 40. 4.	Creating a Date Object for a Particular Date
	2. 40. 5.	Setting the Date and Time
	2. 40. 6.	Setting a GregorianCalendar object to a particular date
	2. 40. 7.	Integer constants for the third version of set()
	2. 40. 8.	Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK
	2. 40. 9.	Set with GregorianCalendar.YEAR, MONTH and DATE
	2. 40. 10.	Getting Date and Time Information: get the day of the week
	2. 40. 11.	Using a switch statement on the values for day
	2. 40. 12.	Modifying Dates and Times: adding 14 to the year
	2. 40. 13.	To go into the past: making the second argument negative in the 'add' method
	2. 40. 14.	To increment or decrement a field of a calendar by 1 using the roll() method
	2. 40. 15.	Comparing Calendars
	2. 40. 16.	Displaying Date by weekday name
	2. 40. 17.	Printing out weekday names
	2. 40. 18.	Determine the day of the week

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