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I'm just wondering if you're not from the USA? Because that date format is very common here particularly for written dates. Whenever I write a check or sign an
by hungerstrike 9y ago
I'm just wondering if you're not from the USA? Because that date format is very common here particularly for written dates.
Whenever I write a check or sign and date something, that's how I write it.
- madmax108 9y agoNope I'm not, though I work at a company with 2 engineering offices in MV and Dallas. Just FYI: Other than the USA, this format is not used anywhere else: https://s3.amazonaws.com/stackabuse/media/date-formats-world.png https://s3.amazonaws.com/stackabuse/media/date-formats-world... Working with a global company, I tend to use 29 Mar 2018, which is much more unambiguous (and in code we usually use yyyymmdd, which makes it easier to search for logs/output of a year/month/day etc.).