Hello and welcome to our channel! Today, we're going to be talking about the DateTime API in Kotlin.

If you're a Kotlin developer, chances are you've had to work with dates and times at some point in your career. The DateTime API makes it easy to manipulate and format dates and times in your code, so let's dive in and see how it works.

First, we'll talk about how to create a new DateTime object. You can use the current time by calling the "now()" function, or you can create a specific date and time using the "of()" function and passing in the year, month, and day.

Next, we'll look at how to manipulate and format dates and times. The DateTime API provides a variety of functions for adding or subtracting time, such as "plusDays()" or "minusMonths()". You can also use the "format()" function to specify how you want the date and time to be displayed, such as in a specific timezone or with a specific date format.

Finally, we'll discuss how to compare and work with different time periods using the DateTime API. You can use functions such as "isAfter()" or "isBefore()" to compare two DateTime objects, or you can use the "duration()" function to calculate the difference between two dates.

That's it for our guide on the DateTime API in Kotlin. Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like and subscribe for more programming content!