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DateTime Best Practices In .NET C#

Best practices to follow when using DateTime in .NET C#


In almost all the software systems we are working on we need to use DateTime to represent a timestamp for some actions.


However, what I noticed is that sometimes we do some mistakes which could be fatal in some occasions.


Therefore, I decided to write this article to share with you some of the best practices to follow when dealing with DateTime in .NET C#


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