Ready to dive into the fascinating world of time and dates in Java? Get ready to master the art of formatting and manipulating time values with precision and ease. In this video, we'll explore the powerful Date, Calendar, and java.time packages, and learn how to represent and format dates in a variety of ways, including the Hebrew and Hijri calendars. Whether you're building applications that need to display dates in different cultural contexts or simply want to understand how to work with time data effectively, this video has you covered. Let's get started!

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