Display current time in 12 hour format with AM PM

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Currently the time displayed as 13 35 PM  However I want to display as 12 hour format with AM PM  i e 1 35 PM instead of 13 35 PM  The current code is as below   private static final int FOR HOURS   3600000  private static final int FOR MIN   60000  public String getTime final Model model        SimpleDateFormat formatDate   new SimpleDateFormat  HH mm a        formatDate setTimeZone userContext getUser   getTimeZone         model addAttribute  userCurrentTime   formatDate format new Date          final String offsetHours   String format    03d  02d   userContext getUser   getTimeZone   getRawOffset         FOR HOURS  Math abs userContext getUser   getTimeZone   getRawOffset     FOR HOURS   FOR MIN        model addAttribute  offsetHours                   offsetHours         userContext getUser   getTimeZone   getDisplayName Locale ROOT        return  systemclock

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SimpleDateFormat dateFormat   new SimpleDateFormat  dd-MMM-yy hh mm ss S aa    String formattedDate   dateFormat format new Date    toString    System out println formattedDate     Output      11-Sep-13 12 25 15 375 PM

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You can use SimpleDateFormat for this    SimpleDateFormat formatDate   new SimpleDateFormat  hh mm a      Hope this helps you

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Use this SimpleDateFormat formatDate   new SimpleDateFormat  hh mm a       Java docs for SimpleDateFormat

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tl dr  Let the modern java time classes of JSR 310 automatically generate localized text  rather than hard-coding 12-hour clock and AM PM   LocalTime                                        Represent a time-of-day  without date  without time zone or offset-from-UTC   now                                             Capture the current time-of-day as seen in a particular time zone      ZoneId of   Africa Casablanca                                                               Returns a  LocalTime  object   format                                          Generate text representing the value in our  LocalTime  object      DateTimeFormatter                            Class responsible for generating text representing the value of a java time object       ofLocalizedTime                             Automatically localize the text being generated          FormatStyle SHORT                        Specify how long or abbreviated the generated text should be                                                   Returns a  DateTimeFormatter  object       withLocale  Locale US                       Specifies a particular locale for the  DateTimeFormatter  rather than rely on the JVM   s current default locale  Returns another separate  DateTimeFormatter  object rather than altering the first  per immutable objects pattern                                                   Returns a  String  object       10 31 AM   Automatically localize  Rather than insisting on 12-hour clock with AM PM  you may want to let java time automatically localize for you  Call DateTimeFormatter ofLocalizedTime   To localize  specify    FormatStyle to determine how long or abbreviated should the string be  Locale to determine    The human language for translation of name of day  name of month  and such  The cultural norms deciding issues of abbreviation  capitalization  punctuation  separators  and such     Here we get the current time-of-day as seen in a particular time zone  Then we generate text to represent that time  We localize to French language in Canada culture  then English language in US culture   ZoneId z   ZoneId of   Asia Tokyo      LocalTime localTime   LocalTime now  z         Qu  bec Locale locale fr CA   Locale CANADA FRENCH       Or  Locale US   and so on  DateTimeFormatter formatterQu  bec   DateTimeFormatter ofLocalizedTime  FormatStyle SHORT   withLocale  locale fr CA     String outputQu  bec   localTime format  formatterQu  bec      System out println  outputQu  bec         US Locale locale en US   Locale US     DateTimeFormatter formatterUS   DateTimeFormatter ofLocalizedTime  FormatStyle SHORT   withLocale  locale en US     String outputUS   localTime format  formatterUS      System out println  outputUS       See this code run live at IdeOne com       10 h 31      10 31 AM

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To put your current mobile date and time format in      Feb 9  2018 10 36 59 PM   Date date   new Date     String stringDate   DateFormat getDateTimeInstance   format date     you can show it to your Activity  Fragment  CardView  ListView anywhere by using TextView    TextView mDateTime     mDateTime findViewById R id Your TextViewId Of XML      Date date   new Date      String mStringDate   DateFormat getDateTimeInstance   format date     mDateTime setText  My Device Current Date and Time is   date

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To get Filename   date and time       SimpleDateFormat f   new SimpleDateFormat  MMM        SimpleDateFormat f1   new SimpleDateFormat  dd        SimpleDateFormat f2   new SimpleDateFormat  a         int h           if Calendar getInstance   get Calendar HOUR   0              h 12           else             h Calendar getInstance   get Calendar HOUR       String filename  TestReport  f1 format new Date    f format new Date    h f2 format new Date      txt     The Output Like TestReport27Apr3PM txt

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Easiest way to get it by using date pattern - h mm a  where    h - Hour in am pm  1-12  m - Minute in hour a - Am pm marker   Code snippet    DateFormat dateFormat   new SimpleDateFormat  hh mm a      Read more on documentation - SimpleDateFormat java 7

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import java text SimpleDateFormat  import java text DateFormat  import java util Date   public class Main      public static void main String    args          try               DateFormat parseFormat   new SimpleDateFormat  dd-MM-yyyy HH mm a                String sDate    22-01-2019 13 35 PM               Date date   parseFormat parse sDate               SimpleDateFormat displayFormat   new SimpleDateFormat  dd-MM-yyyy hh mm a                sDate   displayFormat format date               System out println  The required format       sDate             catch  Exception e

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use  hh mm a  instead of  HH mm a   Here hh for 12 hour format and HH for 24 hour format   Live Demo

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If you want current time with AM  PM in Android use  String time   new SimpleDateFormat  hh   mm a   Locale getDefault    format Calendar getInstance   getTime       If you want current time with am  pm   String time   new SimpleDateFormat  hh   mm a   Locale getDefault    format Calendar getInstance   getTime    toLowerCase      OR  From API level 26  LocalTime localTime   LocalTime now    DateTimeFormatter dateTimeFormatter   DateTimeFormatter ofPattern  hh mm a    String time   localTime format dateTimeFormatter

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SimpleDateFormat dateFormat   new SimpleDateFormat  yyyy-MM-dd hh mm a      This will display the date and time

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SimpleDateFormat sdf   new SimpleDateFormat  hh mm ss a

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Just replace below statement and it will work    SimpleDateFormat formatDate   new SimpleDateFormat  hh mm a

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hh mm will print hours in 12hrs clock and mins  e g  02 30  System out println DateTimeFormatter ofPattern  hh mm   format LocalTime now          HH mm will print hours in 24hrs clock and mins  e g  14 30  System out println DateTimeFormatter ofPattern  HH mm   format LocalTime now           hh mm a will print hours in 12hrs clock  mins and AM PM  e g  02 30 PM  System out println DateTimeFormatter ofPattern  hh mm a   format LocalTime now

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Using Java 8   LocalTime localTime   LocalTime now    DateTimeFormatter dateTimeFormatter   DateTimeFormatter ofPattern  hh mm a    System out println localTime format dateTimeFormatter      The output is in AM PM Format   Sample output   3 00 PM

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SimpleDateFormat formatDate   new SimpleDateFormat  hh mm ss a       h is used for AM PM times  1-12   H is used for 24 hour times  1-24   a is the AM PM marker  m is minute in hour   Note  Two h s will print a leading zero  01 13 PM   One h will print without the leading zero  1 13 PM   Looks like basically everyone beat me to it already  but I digress

[java] Display current time in 12 hour format with AM/PM

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