Convert from days to milliseconds

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I want to create a function that will convert the days into milliseconds  The days format is stored as 0 2444  so how to convert this to milliseonds

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The best practice for this  in my opinion is   TimeUnit DAYS toMillis 1          1 day to milliseconds  TimeUnit MINUTES toMillis 23      23 minutes to milliseconds  TimeUnit HOURS toMillis 4         4 hours to milliseconds  TimeUnit SECONDS toMillis 96      96 seconds to milliseconds

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24 hours   86400 seconds   86400000 milliseconds  Just multiply your number with 86400000

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public static double toMilliSeconds double day        return day   24   60   60   1000      or as long   public static long toMilliSeconds double day        return  long   day   24   60   60   1000

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You can use this utility class - public class DateUtils       public static final long SECOND IN MILLIS   1000      public static final long MINUTE IN MILLIS   SECOND IN MILLIS   60      public static final long HOUR IN MILLIS   MINUTE IN MILLIS   60      public static final long DAY IN MILLIS   HOUR IN MILLIS   24      public static final long WEEK IN MILLIS   DAY IN MILLIS   7     If you are working on Android framework then just import it  also named DateUtils  under package android text format

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int day   5  long dayInMilliseconds   day   org apache commons lang time DateUtils MILLIS PER DAY

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Its important to mention that once in 4-5 years this method might give a 1 second error  becase of a leap-second  http   www nist gov pml div688 leapseconds cfm   and the correct formula for that day would be   24 60 60   1    1000   There is a question Are leap seconds catered for by Calendar  and the answer is no   So  if You re designing super time-dependant software  be careful about this formula

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Won t days   24   60   60   1000 suffice

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In addition to the other answers  there is also the TimeUnit class which allows you to convert one time duration to another  For example  to find out how many milliseconds make up one day   TimeUnit MILLISECONDS convert 1  TimeUnit DAYS     gives 86400000   Note that this method takes a long  so if you have a fraction of a day  you will have to multiply it by the number of milliseconds in one day

[java] Convert from days to milliseconds

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