Overview
An
Interval
represents the period of time between two
Instant
s.
Refer to
Interval
on Joda-Time site for further details.
- Construct An Interval
- Find Relationship Between Two Intervals (Gap, Adjoining, Overlap)
- Modify Interval Using Millis, Duration and Instant
Construct An Interval
Interval can be constructed in the following six ways:
- Using start and end milliseconds
- Using Duration and Start/End Instant
- Using another Interval
- Using Start and End Instants
- Using Period and Start/End Instant
- Using String Representation
Find Relationship Between Two Intervals (Gap, Adjoining, Overlap)
The following relationships can exist between two intervals:
- Adjoining (a.k.a abut): Are the two intervals adjoing to each other
- Gap: Do the two intervals have gap between them
- Overlap: Do the two intervals overlap each other
Modify Interval Using Millis, Duration and Instant
An
Interval
can be modified in the following ways:
- Modifying start and end using millis
- Modifying start and end using Duration
- Modifying start and end using Instant
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