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Naturally they had problems if they wrote it YY/MM/DD. It's not a correct way of formatting the ISO 8601 date. It's supposed to be YY-MM-DD. If you use slashes
by Moru 3y ago
Naturally they had problems if they wrote it YY/MM/DD. It's not a correct way of formatting the ISO 8601 date. It's supposed to be YY-MM-DD. If you use slashes between them it can be just about any format but if it's minuses it's YMD.
- dabluecaboose 3y agoISO 8601 specifies a 4-digit year for this reason. It's not YY-MM-DD, it's YYYY-MM-DD.
- out_of_protocol 3y ago*YYYY
- einherjae 3y agoTo be pedantic: YYYY-MM-DD The full year is required to make it clear that 23-12-10 isn’t the day before X-mas eve in 2010