Is this the standard DateTime format?

Question

I have not seen this date and time format:

2010-08-19T16: 09: 07.08

The closest one found in msdn is represented by a standard format string "o", but this is not exactly the same.

So what is this format? If it's a standard, can I play it with a standard format string?

Thank,

Phil

Answer 1

This is the international standard ISO 8601 . I believe that it is not intended for human reading, but is intended to interact with the machine.

In .NET, you can format DateTimeobjects in this format as follows:

myDateTime.ToString("s")

. DateTime MSDN.

Answer 2

. ISO 8601.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187819.aspx

Answer 3

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http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/info/iso.htm

Answer 4

ISO 8601.

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