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I read some posts on formatting date on android, like this:
How do you format date and time in Android?
People suggest use android.text.format.DateFormat rather than java.text.DateFormat,
Also here, it mention a problem when converting date to string in android:
Android load timezone too long: Loaded time zone names for en_US
I am wondering what’s the difference between android.text.format.DateFormat and java.text.DateFormat?
How about some self-help here? Compare the APIs, read the JavaDocs and see for yourself:
java.text.DateFormatandroid.text.format.DateFormat