C++20 introduced the <chrono> library upgrades, so dealing with time is less of a hassle.
<chrono>
C++ makes life easy with the <chrono> header.
In modern C++, <chrono> and <iomanip> libraries are your friends for date-time operations.
<iomanip>
C++ provides several ways to get the current date, including the C++ standard library and third-party libraries like Boost.
In modern C++, you can use the <chrono> library to handle dates and times natively, but it doesn’t directly support parsing from strings without manual parsing for more complex formats.