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The current list of supported date time format includes two variants using the dot (.) as a delimiter, namely:
mm.dd.yyyy
yyyy.mm.dd
This seems very peculiar, since the usual order of these date formats is dd.mm.yyyy (Germany, Austria, Belgium, Belarus, Israel, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Romania, Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg, and many more) and yyyy.dd.mm (Kazakhstan). In fact, according to the English Wikipedia list of date formats by country, no country uses either one of the currently implemented formats.
Therefore, this appears to be a simple mess-up of the day and month order.
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The current list of supported date time format includes two variants using the dot (
.
) as a delimiter, namely:mm.dd.yyyy
yyyy.mm.dd
This seems very peculiar, since the usual order of these date formats is
dd.mm.yyyy
(Germany, Austria, Belgium, Belarus, Israel, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Romania, Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg, and many more) andyyyy.dd.mm
(Kazakhstan). In fact, according to the English Wikipedia list of date formats by country, no country uses either one of the currently implemented formats.Therefore, this appears to be a simple mess-up of the day and month order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: