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This isn't wrong - /any/ time zone has a constant 24 hour delta before those two points in time. What is changing is your time zone from, say, GMT to BST.
by eroded 15y ago
This isn't wrong - /any/ time zone has a constant 24 hour delta before those two points in time.
What is changing is your time zone from, say, GMT to BST.
- chrisrhoden 15y agoA move between non-DST and DST is considered a time zone change - in my case from EST to EDT. This time zone change is listed there. It says 1:00pm EST to 1:00pm EDT on the page linked, and so it is incorrect.
- danpker 15y agoIt provides the right output if the right timezone is given: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=hours+between+1pm+est+march+10+and+1pm+est+march+11 http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=hours+between+1pm+est+m...
- chrisrhoden 15y agohttp://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=hours+between+1pm+est+march+10+and+1pm+edt+march+11 http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=hours+between+1pm+est+m...
- arundelo 15y agoI see 24 hours (not the correct 23) when I follow that link. Edit: Now I see that the link has both times in EST, which is not on point. See chrisrhoden's link in a sibling to this comment.