JAVA EE: How to use getAvailableLocales() method of java.text.DateFormat class

Tuesday 15 January 2019

How to use getAvailableLocales() method of java.text.DateFormat class | Datetimeformatter in java

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DateFormatDemo.java

import java.text.DateFormat;

import java.util.Locale;

public class DateFormatDemo

{

    public static void main(String[] args)

    {

        /*
         * Returns:
         * 
         * An array of locales for which localized DateFormat
         * instances are available.
         */

        Locale[] localeArray = DateFormat.getAvailableLocales();

        for (Locale locale : localeArray)

        {

            System.out.println(locale.getDisplayName());

        }

    }

}

Output:

Arabic (United Arab Emirates)

Arabic (Jordan)

Arabic (Syria)

Croatian (Croatia)

French (Belgium)

Spanish (Panama)

Maltese (Malta)

Spanish (Venezuela)

Bulgarian

Chinese (Taiwan)

Italian

Korean

Ukrainian

Latvian

Danish (Denmark)

Spanish (Puerto Rico)

Vietnamese (Vietnam)

English (United States)

Serbian (Montenegro)

Swedish (Sweden)

Spanish (Bolivia)

English (Singapore)

Arabic (Bahrain)

Portuguese

Arabic (Saudi Arabia)

Slovak

Arabic (Yemen)

Hindi (India)

Irish

English (Malta)

Finnish (Finland)

Estonian

Swedish

Czech

Serbian (Latin,Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Greek

Ukrainian (Ukraine)

Hungarian

French (Switzerland)

Indonesian

Spanish (Argentina)

Arabic (Egypt)

Japanese (Japan,JP)

Spanish (El Salvador)

Portuguese (Brazil)

Belarusian

Icelandic (Iceland)

Czech (Czech Republic)

Spanish

Polish (Poland)

Turkish

Catalan (Spain)

Serbian (Serbia and Montenegro)

Malay (Malaysia)

Croatian

Lithuanian

Spanish (Spain)

Spanish (Colombia)

Bulgarian (Bulgaria)

Albanian

French

Japanese

Serbian (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Icelandic

Spanish (Paraguay)

German

Spanish (Ecuador)

Spanish (United States)

Arabic (Sudan)

English

Romanian (Romania)

English (Philippines)

Catalan

Arabic (Tunisia)

Serbian (Latin,Montenegro)

Spanish (Guatemala)

Slovenian

Korean (South Korea)

Greek (Cyprus)

Spanish (Mexico)

Russian (Russia)

Spanish (Honduras)

Chinese (Hong Kong)

Norwegian (Norway,Nynorsk)

Hungarian (Hungary)

Thai (Thailand)

Arabic (Iraq)

Spanish (Chile)

Finnish

Arabic (Morocco)

Irish (Ireland)

Macedonian

Turkish (Turkey)

Estonian (Estonia)

Arabic (Qatar)

Serbian (Latin)

Portuguese (Portugal)

French (Luxembourg)

Arabic (Oman)

Thai

Albanian (Albania)

Spanish (Dominican Republic)

Spanish (Cuba)

Arabic

Russian

English (New Zealand)

Serbian (Serbia)

German (Switzerland)

Spanish (Uruguay)

Malay

Greek (Greece)

Hebrew (Israel)

English (South Africa)

Thai (Thailand,TH)

Hindi

French (France)

German (Austria)

Dutch

Norwegian (Norway)

English (Australia)

Vietnamese

Dutch (Netherlands)

French (Canada)

Latvian (Latvia)

German (Luxembourg)

Spanish (Costa Rica)

Arabic (Kuwait)

Serbian

Arabic (Libya)

Maltese

Italian (Switzerland)

Danish

German (Germany)

Arabic (Algeria)

Slovak (Slovakia)

Lithuanian (Lithuania)

Italian (Italy)

English (Ireland)

Chinese (Singapore)

Romanian

English (Canada)

Dutch (Belgium)

Norwegian

Polish

Chinese (China)

Japanese (Japan)

German (Greece)

Serbian (Latin,Serbia)

Hebrew

English (India)

Arabic (Lebanon)

Spanish (Nicaragua)

Chinese

Macedonian (Macedonia)

Belarusian (Belarus)

Slovenian (Slovenia)

Spanish (Peru)

Indonesian (Indonesia)

English (United Kingdom)