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126 …entation of the year going by ISO-8601:1988 standards (see `%V`) | Example: `09` for the wee…
127 …git version of `%g` | Example: `2009` for the `…
128 …entation of the year | Example: `09` for `2009`,…
129 …sentation for the year | Example: `2038` …
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140 | `%p` | UPPER-CASE '`AM`' or '`PM`' based on the given time | Example:…
141 | `%P` | lower-case '`am`' or '`pm`' based on the given time | Example:…
142 | `%r` | Same as "`%I:%M:%S %p`" | Example:…
143 | `%R` | Same as "`%H:%M`" | Example:…
145 | `%T` | Same as "`%H:%M:%S`" | Example:…
146 | `%X` | Preferred time representation based on locale, without the date | Example:…
147 | `%z` | The time zone offset | Example:…
148 | `%Z` | The time zone abbreviation | Example:…
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154 | `%c` | Preferred date and time stamp based on locale | Example: `Tue Feb 5 00…
155 | `%D` | Same as "`%m/%d/%y`" | Example: `02/05/09` fo…
156 | `%F` | Same as "`%Y-%m-%d`" (commonly used in database datestamps) | Example: `2009-02-05` …
157 | `%s` | Unix Epoch Time timestamp (same as the `time()` function) | Example: `305815200` f…
158 | `%x` | Preferred date representation based on locale, without the time | Example: `02/05/09` fo…