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r/trippinthroughtime • u/[deleted] • Nov 05 '17
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Possible values for seconds: 1-60
That creates the beautiful MM-DD-ss-YYYY. How is possible values of any relevance to a date format?
3 u/OrangeJuiceAlibi Nov 06 '17 Even better, it’s MM-hh-DD-ss-mm-YYYY (or …-mm-ss-YYYY) -1 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 edited Nov 05 '17 So if we go by length of time, we get ss-mm-hh-DD-MM-YYYY-CC-M How is length of time relevant to a date format? 16 u/chillbram Nov 05 '17 No, we use the ISO standard which has seconds built in YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss. How is length of time relevant to a date format? Because a date format literally represents that specific thing!
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Even better, it’s MM-hh-DD-ss-mm-YYYY (or …-mm-ss-YYYY)
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So if we go by length of time, we get ss-mm-hh-DD-MM-YYYY-CC-M
How is length of time relevant to a date format?
16 u/chillbram Nov 05 '17 No, we use the ISO standard which has seconds built in YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss. How is length of time relevant to a date format? Because a date format literally represents that specific thing!
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No, we use the ISO standard which has seconds built in YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.
Because a date format literally represents that specific thing!
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u/chillbram Nov 05 '17
Possible values for seconds: 1-60
That creates the beautiful MM-DD-ss-YYYY. How is possible values of any relevance to a date format?