i work with vb.net,in vb.net we can format date like
Format(TextBox1.text,"dd/MM/yyyy"). but this kind of syntax is not available in C#
so please give me the above syntax in C# means syntax like Format(TextBox1.text,"dd/MM/yyyy").

Play around with this and it will make sense in a short while

DateTime dt = DateTime.Now; DateTimeFormatInfo dfi = new DateTimeFormatInfo(); CultureInfo ci = new CultureInfo("de-DE"); // Make up a new custom DateTime pattern, for demonstration. dfi.MonthDayPattern = "MM-MMMM, ddd-dddd"; // Use the DateTimeFormat from the culture associated // with the current thread. Console.WriteLine( dt.ToString("d") );   Console.WriteLine( dt.ToString("m") ); // Use the DateTimeFormat from the specific culture passed. Console.WriteLine( dt.ToString("d", ci ) ); // Use the settings from the DateTimeFormatInfo object passed. Console.WriteLine( dt.ToString("m", dfi ) ); // Reset the current thread to a different culture. Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = new CultureInfo("fr-BE"); Console.WriteLine( dt.ToString("d") );

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public string GetDateTime() { return DateTime.Now.ToString("F",CultureInfo.CurrentCulture); }

//use this function to get the current date time based on the culture you are in.  Change "F" to display any format you want.