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Yes, but the regular date notation in Europe is dd-mm-yyyy (with dashes, not slashes). My default heuristic is to interpret dashes as dd-mm-yyyy, but slashes as
by tremon 3y ago
Yes, but the regular date notation in Europe is dd-mm-yyyy (with dashes, not slashes). My default heuristic is to interpret dashes as dd-mm-yyyy, but slashes as mm/yy/dddd instead.
- hnarn 3y agothat’s simply not true unfortunately, slashes are the norm in France for example, and Germany even uses dots quite often.