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Heth at 09:05, 9 July 2013

2013-07-09T09:05:47Z

Heth: Created page with "=Challenges= If you were tasked to write a program that would beep 100 minutes into the future based on local date and time clock. Sounds simple enough, but take these examples i..."

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Created page with "=Challenges= If you were tasked to write a program that would beep 100 minutes into the future based on local date and time clock. Sounds simple enough, but take these examples i..."

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=Challenges=
If you were tasked to write a program that would beep 100 minutes into the future based on local date and time clock. Sounds simple enough, but take these examples into consideration:
#Program starts 7 minutes before new year
# or 3 minutes before changing to summer time adding one hour to local time. Would your program beep after 40 or 100 minutes?
# or 70 minutes before changing back from summertime to normal time removing one hour.
# or how about 23:58 February 28<sup>th</sup> before a leap year or if a leap second was introduced.

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 =Challenges=
-If you were tasked to write a program that would beep 100 minutes into the future based on local date and time clock. Sounds simple enough, but take these examples into consideration:
+If you were tasked to write a program that would calculate date and time 100 minutes into the future based on local date and time clock. Sounds simple enough, but take these examples into consideration:
 #Program starts 7 minutes before new year
-# or 3 minutes before changing to summer time adding one hour to local time. Would your program beep after 40 or 100 minutes?
+# or 3 minutes before changing to summer time adding one hour to local time. Would your program show the time after 40 or 100 minutes?
 # or 70 minutes before changing back from summertime to normal time removing one hour.
 # or how about 23:58 February 28<sup>th</sup> before a leap year or if a leap second was introduced.