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I am using the below code to convert "Oct 09, 2018" to "20181009".



import java.text.SimpleDateFormat

import java.util.Date



def olddate = "Oct 09, 2018"

def date = Date.parse( "MMM DD, yyyy", olddate )

def newDate = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyyMMdd").format(date)


The problem is that I get the below output:



20180109


Irrespective of what date I convert the code returns the month as January (01)






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    I am using the below code to convert "Oct 09, 2018" to "20181009".



    import java.text.SimpleDateFormat
    
import java.util.Date
    

    
def olddate = "Oct 09, 2018"
    
def date = Date.parse( "MMM DD, yyyy", olddate )
    
def newDate = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyyMMdd").format(date)


    The problem is that I get the below output:



    20180109


    Irrespective of what date I convert the code returns the month as January (01)






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      I am using the below code to convert "Oct 09, 2018" to "20181009".



      import java.text.SimpleDateFormat
      
import java.util.Date
      

      
def olddate = "Oct 09, 2018"
      
def date = Date.parse( "MMM DD, yyyy", olddate )
      
def newDate = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyyMMdd").format(date)


      The problem is that I get the below output:



      20180109


      Irrespective of what date I convert the code returns the month as January (01)






      java groovy







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      This question already has an answer here:




      • Java SimpleDateFormat always returning January for Month

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      I am using the below code to convert "Oct 09, 2018" to "20181009".



      import java.text.SimpleDateFormat
      
import java.util.Date
      

      
def olddate = "Oct 09, 2018"
      
def date = Date.parse( "MMM DD, yyyy", olddate )
      
def newDate = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyyMMdd").format(date)


      The problem is that I get the below output:



      20180109


      Irrespective of what date I convert the code returns the month as January (01)





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          "MMM DD, yyyy is wrong. Change to MMM dd, yyyy; D means "day of year", while d is "day of month". See e.g. https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html






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                "MMM DD, yyyy is wrong. Change to MMM dd, yyyy; D means "day of year", while d is "day of month". See e.g. https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html







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