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I am comparing a date entered in a textbox with DateTime.Now. If date by user is today, the comparison<br />
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if (txtDate.text &gt;&nbsp;DateTime.Now) is true. My guess is that the time portion of txt entered is today midnight.<br />
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What's the best to do date comparison without using the time portion?
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I am comparing a date entered in a textbox with DateTime.Now. If date by user is today, the comparison

if (txtDate.text > DateTime.Now) is true. My guess is that the time portion of txt entered is today midnight.

What's the best to do date comparison without using the time portion?

How to compare date without time portion?

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