czech_date_interval: Czech Date Interval
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czech_date_interval R Documentation
Czech Date Interval
Description
Returns the most space-efficient and at the same time grammatically correct
interval of two Czech dates. When both dates are the same, only one is
outputted. The function ensures that the interval is not negative (i.e.,
start <= end), otherwise, it is reversed.
Usage
czech_date_interval(start, end)
Arguments
start
Date of date-like object, start date or left boundary of an
interval.
end
Date of date-like object, end date or right boundary of an
interval.
Value
Character
Examples
czech_date_interval("2020-01-24", "2020-01-03") # note the argument order
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Czech Date Interval
Description
Returns the most space-efficient and at the same time grammatically correct
interval of two Czech dates. When both dates are the same, only one is
outputted. The function ensures that the interval is not negative (i.e.,
start <= end), otherwise, it is reversed.
Usage
czech_date_interval(start, end)
Arguments
start |
Date of date-like object, start date or left boundary of an interval. |
end |
Date of date-like object, end date or right boundary of an interval. |
Value
Character
Examples
czech_date_interval("2020-01-24", "2020-01-03") # note the argument order
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