Get first and last day of month using threeten, LocalDate
Fetch the first and last day of a month using LocalDate
and YearMonth
:
localDate.withDayOfMonth(1)
: Retrieves the month's initial day.yearMonth.atEndOfMonth()
: Procures the month's final day.
These expressions provide the current month's start and end dates perfect for any LocalDate
manipulation.
Digging deeper: A touch of TemporalAdjusters
Enhance date manipulations with TemporalAdjusters
:
Improve readability and maintainability with static imports:
Leap years got you leaping? These methods got you covered for February's extra day.
For a change, consider using YearMonth
:
YearMonth
handles monthly cycles like a charm, particularly in business logic.
Navigating the edge: Advanced usage and edge cases
Crafting the last day from known lengths
Knowing the month's length? plusDays()
has your back:
Remember, we start at day one, thus the reminder to subtract one from the known monthLength
.
Designing date manually
When precision is key, and you need to manually set a specific date, not related to today:
Always cross-check date operations with business rules for avoiding surprises.
Weighing benefits: LocalDate
, TemporalAdjusters
and YearMonth
Clarity above all
For understandable and clean code, methods like .with(firstDayOfMonth())
offer obvious insight about the outcome.
Optimized performance
In an environment that demands high performance, LocalDate
with less method calls like .withDayOfMonth()
could save the day.
Maintainability bonus
Utilizing static imports from TemporalAdjusters
or YearMonth
eases code maintenance and results in more contained modules.
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