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edited Jan 10, 2017 at 13:42

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C#, 46 bytes

s=>System.DateTime.Parse(s).ToString("HH:mm");

Strings are taken in input like 12:00 AM

Doing the same thing but substringing on the output from the default call to ToString (Assuming a culture of en-GB) is 3 bytes longer for 49 bytes:

s=>(System.DateTime.Parse(s)+"").Substring(11,5);

C#, 46 bytes

s=>System.DateTime.Parse(s).ToString("HH:mm");

Doing the same thing but substringing on the output from the default call to ToString is 3 bytes longer for 49 bytes:

s=>(System.DateTime.Parse(s)+"").Substring(11,5);

C#, 46 bytes

s=>System.DateTime.Parse(s).ToString("HH:mm");

Strings are taken in input like 12:00 AM

Doing the same thing but substringing on the output from the default call to ToString (Assuming a culture of en-GB) is 3 bytes longer for 49 bytes:

s=>(System.DateTime.Parse(s)+"").Substring(11,5);

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created Jan 10, 2017 at 13:37

TheLethalCoder

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C#, 46 bytes

s=>System.DateTime.Parse(s).ToString("HH:mm");

Doing the same thing but substringing on the output from the default call to ToString is 3 bytes longer for 49 bytes:

s=>(System.DateTime.Parse(s)+"").Substring(11,5);