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Very much so? Let's put it to the pragmatic challenge. What will be the output of Go's "Jan 2006" and of R's "%B %h %M" format strings? Don't google.
by divan 4y ago
Very much so?
Let's put it to the pragmatic challenge. What will be the output of Go's "Jan 2006" and of R's "%B %h %M" format strings? Don't google.
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- masklinn 4y ago“Jan 2006” and short month, short month, minutes?
- divan 4y agoTo be clear "Jan 2006" - is a format string. Current date would yield "Dec 2022", obviously. R example - it's "Long month, hour, decimal minute", so something like "December 15 35" So you got Go format style right, and alphabet-style wrong. But Go's format is worse, right?