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Modern Approach with date-fnsFor reliable string-to-date conversion, use date-fns:javascriptimport { parse } from 'date-fns';let date = parse("23-09-2025", "dd-MM-yyyy", new Date());console.log(date); // Tue Sep 23 2025It’s lightweight, handles custom formats, and avoids moment.js bloat. Always validate inputs to avoid errors.

Detailed Guide to Deleting Email Accounts on AndroidRemoving an email account from your Android device is simple but varies slightly by device. Here’s a step-by-step guide:- Step 1: Access Settings: - Open the Settings app (gear icon) on your Android phone. - Navigate to “Accounts” or “Accounts and Backup” (on Samsung, it’s “Accounts and Backup” > “Manage Accounts”).- Step 2: Select the Email Account: - You’ll see a list of accounts (e.g., Google, Outlook, Yahoo). - Tap the email account you want to remove.- Step 3: Remove the Account: - Tap “Remove Account” or the three-dot menu > “Remove Account.” - Confirm the action (you may need to enter your device PIN/password).- Step 4: Clear Residual Data: - If emails linger in the app, go to Settings > Apps > [Email App, e.g., Gmail] > Storage > Clear Data. - This clears cached emails and settings.- Step 5: Verify Removal: - Open the email app to ensure the account is gone. - Check other apps (e.g., Contacts) if the account synced data there.- Important Notes: - This only removes the account from your device, not the email service (e.g., Gmail still exists online). - For Google accounts, removing the primary account may log you out of Google services (Play Store, Drive). - On some devices (e.g., Samsung), you may need to disable “Sync” before removing.- Troubleshooting: - Can’t remove? Ensure you’re not removing a system-critical account (e.g., primary Google account on some devices). - Contact your device manufacturer if issues persist.- Pro Tip: If you just want to stop notifications, disable sync (Settings > Accounts > [Account] > Turn off Sync) instead of removing the account.

Comprehensive Guide to String-to-Date ConversionConverting a string to a Date in JavaScript can be tricky due to format variations. Here’s a detailed approach:- Using the Date Constructor: - For standard formats (e.g., YYYY-MM-DD, MM/DD/YYYY): javascript let dateString = "2025-09-23"; let date = new Date(dateString); console.log(date); // Tue Sep 23 2025 00:00:00 GMT - For specific times: new Date("2025-09-23T14:30:00"). - Note: The string must be in a format JavaScript recognizes (ISO 8601, like YYYY-MM-DD, works best). Invalid formats return Invalid Date.- Parsing Custom Formats: - If the string is non-standard (e.g., 23-Sep-2025), manually parse it: javascript let dateString = "23-Sep-2025"; let parts = dateString.split("-"); let date = new Date(`${parts[2]}-${parts[1]}-${parts[0]}`); console.log(date); // Tue Sep 23 2025 - Use Date.parse() for some formats, but it’s less reliable: javascript let date = new Date(Date.parse("Sep 23, 2025"));- Using Libraries: - Moment.js: javascript let date = moment("23/09/2025", "DD/MM/YYYY").toDate(); console.log(date); - date-fns (lighter alternative): javascript import { parse } from 'date-fns'; let date = parse("23/09/2025", "dd/MM/yyyy", new Date()); console.log(date);- Handling Timezones: The Date object uses the local timezone by default. For specific timezones, use libraries like moment-timezone.- Error Handling: javascript let dateString = "invalid"; let date = new Date(dateString); if (isNaN(date)) { console.log("Invalid date format"); }- Pro Tip: Stick to ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD) for consistency. For complex parsing, date-fns is modern and reliable.

LazyPay Transfer HackEasiest way? Use Snapay. Download it, link your bank, and transfer via “Utility Payment” using LazyPay. Or scan a merchant’s QR code in the LazyPay app and ask them to send the cash to your bank. Done

Quick Guide to Transfer Money from LazyPay to Bank AccountTo transfer money from LazyPay to your bank account, follow these steps:1. Open LazyPay App: Log in to the LazyPay app.2. Use Scan and Pay: - Select the “Scan and Pay” option. - Scan a merchant’s QR code (e.g., from a trusted contact with a Paytm, Google Pay, or PhonePe business account). - Enter the amount to transfer and confirm.3. Merchant Transfer: Request the merchant to transfer the amount to your bank account.4. Alternative Apps: Use apps like Snapay: - Download Snapay, complete KYC, and link your bank account. - Go to “Utility Payment,” select your bank, and transfer (minimum ₹100, with a small fee).Note: Ensure you have a business account for QR scanning or use trusted third-party apps. Always verify transactions for safety.