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DateFormatSymbols setShortWeekdays() Method in Java with Examples
Last Updated: 24 June 2021
The setShortWeekdays(String[] newShWeekds) Method of DateFormatSymbols class in Java is used to set the short names of the weekdays of the calendar in string format into s...
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DateFormatSymbols setWeekdays() Method in Java with Examples
Last Updated: 11 August 2021
The setWeekdays(String[] newWeekds) Method of DateFormatSymbols class in Java is used to set the names of the weekdays of the calendar in string format into some different...
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DateFormatSymbols getShortMonths() Method in Java with Examples
Last Updated: 03 June 2019
The getShortMonths() Method of DateFormatSymbols class in Java is used to get the short name of the months of the calendar in a string format.Syntax:public String[] getMon...
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DateFormatSymbols setShortMonths() Method in Java with Examples
Last Updated: 03 June 2019
The setShortMonths(String[] newShMonth) Method of DateFormatSymbols class in Java is used to set the short names of the months of the calendar in string format into some d...
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DateFormatSymbols setMonths() Method in Java with Examples
Last Updated: 03 June 2019
The setMonths(String[] newMonth) Method of DateFormatSymbols class in Java is used to set the names of the months of the calendar in string format into some different stri...
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DateFormatSymbols getAmPmStrings() Method in Java with Examples
Last Updated: 30 May 2019
The getAmPmStrings() Method of DateFormatSymbols class in Java is used to get the AM's and PM's string format. For eg., "AM" and "PM".Syntax:public String[] getAmPmStrings...
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DateFormatSymbols getWeekdays() Method in Java with Examples
Last Updated: 30 May 2019
The getWeekdays() Method of DateFormatSymbols class in Java is used to get the name of the weekdays of the calendar in a string format.Syntax:public String[] getWeekdays()...
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DateFormatSymbols getAvailableLocales() Method in Java with Examples
Last Updated: 30 May 2019
The getAvailableLocales() method of DateFormatSymbols class in Java is used to return an array of all the locales available at the localized DateFormatSymbols instances of...
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DateFormatSymbols getShortWeekdays() Method in Java with Examples
Last Updated: 30 May 2019
The getShortWeekdays() Method of DateFormatSymbols class in Java is used to get the short names of the weekdays of the calendar in a string format. For eg., "Sun" for Sund...
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DateFormatSymbols getMonths() Method in Java with Examples
Last Updated: 30 May 2019
The getMonths() Method of DateFormatSymbols class in Java is used to get the name of the months of the calendar in a string format.Syntax:public String[] getMonths()Parame...
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