"midnight" is confusing because it doesn't belong to either day, it's the instant that separates one day from another.
"23:59:59" belongs to one day and "00:00:00" belongs to the subsequent day.
Most people mean "00:00:00" when they mean midnight, except when they don't.
Yeah which is why most guidelines suggest specifying the two dates between which the midnight in question falls to clarify or doing like some digital clocks do with a 24:00 being the end of one day and 00:00 being the start of the next.
ISO 8601 or go home.
#pagefail
Well it's actually 23:30 on the 24th, for a few circuits or what.
But I'm so confused. Let's just hope I'm not a day late to start. That'd be a handicap.
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"midnight" is confusing because it doesn't belong to either day, it's the instant that separates one day from another.
"23:59:59" belongs to one day and "00:00:00" belongs to the subsequent day.
Most people mean "00:00:00" when they mean midnight, except when they don't.