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β | | MM/DD/CC/YY, where CC stands for century. This format is never used | + | | MM/DD/CC/YY, where CC stands for century. This format is never used{{Citation needed}}. Note that while months and days count starting from 1, centuries and years in this format count from 0 for extra confusion. But the CC value is widely used on many operating systems to distinguish between the 20th and 21st century, represented by the values "19" and "20" because 1950 belongs to the 20th century. |
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