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17 January
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In case of
Between October 1 and February 1.
23 o’clock February 1 is included at the limit of the day or not?
In case of
Between October 1 and February 1.
23 o’clock February 1 is included at the limit of the day or not?
Between October 1 and February 1.
23 o’clock February 1 is included at the limit of the day or not?
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23:57... 23:58... 23:59... = February 1st
24:00 = February 2nd
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