Remove Date from DateTime.Now.ToString(); and also display seconds to 3 digits

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I need to capture the current time with 3 digits for seconds

Posted 8-Oct-13 21:23pm

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Thanks7872 9-Oct-13 3:30am

So whats the question?

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2013-10-08T22:45:00

Use an appropriate overload of the ToString() method. What about

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string time = DateTime.Now.ToString("hh:mm:ss.fff");

Posted 8-Oct-13 22:45pm

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Ron Beyer 10-Oct-13 0:39am

+5'd, there is no such thing as 3 digit seconds...

Bernhard Hiller 10-Oct-13 3:02am

Thanks. I guess he thought of three digits after the decimal separator, i.e. milliseconds.