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Method ChangeKind

ChangeKind(DateTime, DateTimeKind)

Returns a System.DateTime instance with the System.DateTime.Kind property set to the specified value, but otherwise representing the same time as original.

Declaration
public static DateTime ChangeKind(this DateTime value, DateTimeKind newKind)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.DateTime value

The System.DateTime to use as the basis for the new value.

System.DateTimeKind newKind

The System.DateTimeKind value to use for the new instance.

Returns
Type Description
System.DateTime
Remarks

If the newKind is the same as the kind property of value then the value of value is returned instead of a new instance.

This method does NOT convert between timezones, if the datetime provided is 20/03/2016 13:00:00 then that will be the same value returned in the new instance, only the System.DateTime.Kind propery is changed.

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