>>Hi,
>>
>>When I use the following function to get the time of the day:
>>

>>tsTime1 = new TimeSpan(24, 0, 0);
>>// tsTime1 is 1:00:00:00.  And I thought it should be 24:00:00
>>

>>
>>When I use the following time of the day:
>>

>>tsTime2 = new TimeSpan(24, 60, 0);
>>// txTime2 is 1:01:00:00
>>

>>
>>How do I get the time of exactly 24:00:00? So that when I compare it with DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay I have the correct result.
>>
>>TIA
>>
>>Update: I found this thread:
>>https://stackoverflow.com/questions/246225/best-way-to-create-a-midnight-datetime-in-c-sharp
>>
>>which shows that midnight time is "00:00:00"
>>
>>What puzzles me is how do you compare is the current time (defined by an hour and minutes, e.g. 24, 00) compares to this time? That is, is now before the midnight or after?
>
>Midnight is beginning of a day, not the end.
>Perhaps you will be better off using datetime?

Maybe. But ...
My code works when I specify the end of the 24-hour day time as 23 hour and 59 minutes. It works.
I thought it would look "better" if I specify the end of the date time as 24 hour and 00 minutes. But to test it I need to set some variable (in my C# code) to the exactly midnight time. And I don't know how to do it.