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Blog Entry# 20490
Posted: Feb 10 2010 (00:52)
7 Responses
Last Response: Feb 11 2010 (16:59)
7 Responses
Last Response: Feb 11 2010 (16:59)
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Sir, it's just how different people see it.
One is called clock time or ampm time: hours are between 1 and 12, but then you have to specify am or pm, to avoid ambiguity.
The other is called "military" time or 24-hour time: hours are between 0 and 24, but you don't need to specify am or pm.
We are using ampm time for...
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One is called clock time or ampm time: hours are between 1 and 12, but then you have to specify am or pm, to avoid ambiguity.
The other is called "military" time or 24-hour time: hours are between 0 and 24, but you don't need to specify am or pm.
We are using ampm time for...
more...
All of Mr. Kapadia's views (including the above) are welcome. His frank feedback has helped a lot with the site design. Even in this case, I am happy to enlighten. Please, everyone, do continue with your suggestion. I am not removing your post, since you also seem to be following the site closely.
However, sir, please do not discourage Mr. Kapadia. He has now become a valuable member of the forum. You yourself may also sign in. Thanks.
However, sir, please do not discourage Mr. Kapadia. He has now become a valuable member of the forum. You yourself may also sign in. Thanks.
sir i have one question, whether it is almost certain for trains on which plateform it will come (for imp. station) can it be included in time table ?
Thanks a lot for your response.
Actually the blog entry was borne out of a divided opinion at my end and it was so considered looking at the train time table timings which follow the 24 hr time format. However the blog section, as correctly pointed out by you, is following 12 hr am/pm format and hence no question for any zero hour. The matter stands clarified and regret for inconvenience.
Actually the blog entry was borne out of a divided opinion at my end and it was so considered looking at the train time table timings which follow the 24 hr time format. However the blog section, as correctly pointed out by you, is following 12 hr am/pm format and hence no question for any zero hour. The matter stands clarified and regret for inconvenience.