Java character conversion solar terms

Import java.text.simpledateformat;

Import java.util.date;

Import java.util.gregoriancalendar;

Public class DateTest 1 {

public static int trans(String str){

int result = 0；

if ("Dec "。 Equal to (string)) (

Results =11;

}//This place needs 12 months of renovation.

Return the result;

}

Public static void main(String[] args) {

string str = " 20 Dec 2065 438+02 10am 1 1 30 "；

string[]arr = str . split(" ")；

int year = integer . parse int(arr[2])；

int month = trans(arr[2])；

int date = integer . parse int(arr[0])；

int hour = integer . parse int(arr[3])。 Replace ("am", ""). Replace ("pm", "");

int minute = integer . parse int(arr[4])；

int second = integer . parse int(arr[5])；

Gregorian calendar cal = new Gregorian calendar()；

Cal.set (year, month, day, hour, minute, second);

System.out.println (new simple date format ("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss"). format(cal . gettime())；

}

}