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To calculate age in .net you can write a simple code like this:
DateTime yourBirthDay = new DateTime(1976,11,16);
TimeSpan difage = DateTime.Now.Date - yourBirthDay.Date;
int age = new DateTime(difage.Ticks).Year - 1;
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To calculate age in .net you can write a simple code like this:
DateTime yourBirthDay = new DateTime(1976,11,16);
TimeSpan difage = DateTime.Now.Date - yourBirthDay.Date;
int age = new DateTime(difage.Ticks).Year - 1;