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Learn how to convert timestamps to dates in Java using built-in classes and methods. Understand the process step-by-step with code examples for effortless conversion.
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When working with timestamps in Java, it's common to need to convert them into a human-readable date format. Fortunately, Java provides built-in classes and methods to make this conversion process straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to convert a timestamp to a date in Java:

Using java.util.Date

The java.util.Date class can be used to represent both a timestamp and a date. To convert a timestamp to a date, you can create a Date object using the timestamp value and then format it as required.

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Using java.sql.Timestamp

If your timestamp is coming from a database or JDBC operations, you might be dealing with java.sql.Timestamp. You can still convert it to a date using the java.sql.Timestamp class.

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Using java.time package (Java 8 and later)

Starting from Java 8, the java.time package provides more comprehensive date and time APIs under the java.time namespace. You can use the Instant class to represent a timestamp and convert it to a java.time.LocalDate or java.time.LocalDateTime.

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Choose the approach that best fits your requirements and the version of Java you are using. With these methods, converting timestamps to dates in Java becomes a simple task.