a Date as the amount of time represented by the TimeSpan after the Epoch date
a TimeSpan representing the addition of 2 TimeSpans
a TimeSpan representing the substraction of 2 TimeSpans
a Date as the amount of time represented by the TimeSpan before now
override the equals method so that TimeSpans can be compared to long, int and TimeSpan
override the equals method so that TimeSpans can be compared to long, int and TimeSpan
a Date as the amount of time represented by the TimeSpan after now
a TimeSpan representing the addition of 2 TimeSpans
Convert to a Date
Convert to a Date
Convert to a JodaTime DateTime
Convert to a JodaTime DateTime
override the toString method to display a readable amount of time
override the toString method to display a readable amount of time
The TimeSpan class represents an amount of time. It can be translated to a date with the date method. In that case, the number of millis seconds will be used to create a Date object starting from the Epoch time (see the documentation for java.util.Date)