Date Formats using Methods

[Lee-Anne]

I am required to write a

create a C# Console Application that can permit a user to select the forms in which he/she would like to input a date. Program must use the values that the user inputs to calculate and output the date in the format Date Month-Name/ Year the user can choose to input :

- input any day of the year (1-365) and the current year
- input the month number , date and current year

Inputs must be executed in the main method and the program must contain 2 versions of the method PrintDate(). Each method uses one of the respective sets of input values passed from main to calculate and output the date in the format DD Month Year

E.g if user chooses the first option of date input and inputs 33 and 2019 then program should output 2 February 2019

If user chooses second option and inputs 12,3,2019 then program should output 12 March 2019

 

[Skydiver]

Okay. So what have you done so far? What you have thought about and/or investigated?

Or are you just expecting people here to do your homework for you?

 

[jmcilhinney]

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