// file: TestGregCal.java 
// This program shows the current date  
// and also the 27/02/2004. This is an awkward interface.  

import java.util.GregorianCalendar; 

// for Class GregorianCal..  

public class TestGregCal  {   

	public static void main (String[] argv)    {     

		GregorianCalendar today = new GregorianCalendar( );      
		System.out.print("Today is ");     
		System.out.print(today.get(today.DATE));     

		// Add 1 to month because Java numbers months frm 0 to 11     

		System.out.print("/" + (today.get(today.MONTH)+1));     
		System.out.println("/" + today.get(today.YEAR) );      
		GregorianCalendar aDate  = new GregorianCalendar( 2004, 1, 27 );  // 0 is January           
		System.out.print(aDate.get(aDate.DATE));     
		System.out.print("/" + (aDate.get(aDate.MONTH)+1) );     
		System.out.println("/" + aDate.get(aDate.YEAR) + "  ");    
	} 
}  

/* Output   Today is dd/mm/yyy and 27/02/2004*/