Java Duration Pitfall
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In today's episode of ByteSized, we are looking at something to be cautious about when using the `Duration` class in Java (out of the `java.time` package). It does make a big difference in which order you pass in the arguments to `Duration.between`.
By default, if the first argument is a date time that is further in the future than the second one, the resulting `Duration` will be a negative value, which is seldom what one is looking for. To fix this, you can use the `.abs()` method on a constructed `Duration` to receive the total, absolute value.
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