How to get list of all the dates between two dates

Hi, Can anybody please help me ..
I have two dates in string format ("dd/MM/yyyy).I need to get all the dates in between these two dates.How can I do thin in java
Thanks in advance

Look at classes Calendar and SimpleDateFormat.
And get your abstraction straight: you don't have two dates. You have two Strings that represent a date. To use them, you have to convert them to Date objects first with SDF.

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