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    • Locales
    • Dates and Times
      • Calendars
        • Gregorian Calendar
        • Hebrew Calendar
        • Japanese Calendar
        • Chinese Calendar
        • Find the Chinese zodiac for a Gregorian year
        • Get the name of the current month
        • Get the first day of the week
        • Add time to Calendar
        • Get an array of Holidays
        • Find the date for the Chinese New Year
        • Get all the Era names for the Japanese Calendar
        • Get the Japanese era for a Gregorian date
      • Formating dates and times
    • Numerical Systems
    • Misc
    • Resource Bundles
    • Unicode, Transliteration, and Charactersets

Gregorian Calendar

Problem:

You want to create a standard calendar as used in the west.

Solution:

The Gregorian Calendar is the predominant calendar of western countries today. To create a new Gregorian Calendar call the Singleton getInstance method on the Calendar class. if you specify a Locale as an argument the Calendar returned will reflect the first day of the week etc. of the Locale.

Locale locale = new Locale("en","US");
Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance(locale);

 

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