interesting data time combination

Every time/date combination is unique. It actually repeats every 100 years if we use 2 digits for the year.

However, this Wednesday, April 5th, at 2 minutes and 3 seconds past 1:00 AM the time and date will show a pretty interesting value (at least for the european Time/Date Format): 01:02:03 04/05/06.

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Originally Posted by cilu

However, this Wednesday, April 5th, at 2 minutes and 3 seconds past 1:00 AM the time and date will show a pretty interesting value (at least for the european Time/Date Format): 01:02:03 04/05/06.

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I almost agree with you, Marius. That should happen if you write your date:
Month / Day / Year, like you have above.

But if you write your date like:
Day / Month / Year
Then that should happen on 4 May 06:eek:

don't forget the 24hrs sytem...

2006 20/06/2006.....

Pprhaps you should read about by comment in the paranthesis.

But that's the US date format. That time won't occur here until 4th May.

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Originally Posted by NMTop40

But that's the US date format. That time won't occur here until 4th May.

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Great. :D We are using a different format in Romania DD/MM/YY. I guess that's the Japanese format. ;)

Thanks, no thanks. I'll just abide to ISO.

20060504T030201Z

That's May 4th, 2006, at 03:02:01, UTC. Here where I live we use inverse-logic format (DD/MM/YY), which is most like ISO and grants me the same moment in time: 04/05/06... The bad thing is to have to wait one month more than those using the US format...

So I better live one month. :D