how to get datetime with nanoseconds in c# asp.net

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Shakti Singh Dulawat · Answer

DateTimecenturyBegin= new DateTime(200111); DateTimecurrentDate=DateTime.Now; long elapsedTicks=currentDate.Ticks-centuryBegin.Ticks; TimeSpanelapsedSpan= new TimeSpan(elapsedTicks); Console.WriteLine( Elapsedfromthebeginningofthecenturyto{0:f}:  currentDate); Console.WriteLine( {0:N0}nanoseconds elapsedTicks*100); Console.WriteLine( {0:N0}ticks elapsedTicks); Console.WriteLine( {0:N2}seconds elapsedSpan.TotalSeconds); Console.WriteLine( {0:N2}minutes elapsedSpan.TotalMinutes); Console.WriteLine( {0:N0}days{1}hours{2}minutes{3}seconds  elapsedSpan.DayselapsedSpan.Hours elapsedSpan.MinuteselapsedSpan.Seconds); //IfrunonDecember142007at15:23thisexampledisplaysthe //followingoutputtotheconsole: //ElapsedfromthebeginningofthecenturytoFridayDecember1420073:23PM: //219338580000000000nanoseconds //2193385800000000ticks //219338580.00seconds //3655643.00minutes //2538days15hours23minutes0seconds

Shakti Singh Dulawat · Answer

Ticks property represents 100 nanoseconds.