Microseconds and Nanoseconds available in .NET 7

Currently developers have to perform calculations on the Ticks property to calculate microseconds and nanoseconds.

.NET 7 will address this by introducing both microseconds and milliseconds to the date and time implementations. Example below…

Add Microseconds and Nanoseconds to TimeStamp, DateTime, DateTimeOffset, and TimeOnly · Issue #23799 · dotnet/runtime (github.com)


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