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Look at what date it is today, and then try to guess which one of these format is the one they are referring to. Also: one of these is an ISO standard format.
by codetrotter 2y ago
Look at what date it is today, and then try to guess which one of these format is the one they are referring to.
Also: one of these is an ISO standard format. The other one is a format that no one would use. (DD/MM YYYY is in use, but no one would write YYYY-DD-MM.)
- purple-leafy 2y agoDon’t Americans do: MM-DD-YYYY? So it would stand to reason that an American commenter may be meaning YYYY-DD-MM And guessing based on todays date, tell that to commenters who check this post in 6 months
- adastra22 2y agoAmericans do mm/dd/yyyy, but never mm-dd-yyyy