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Author cheryl.sabella
Recipients Roger.Caldwell, belopolsky, cheryl.sabella, eric.smith, georg.brandl, harman786, r.david.murray, vstinner, ztane
Date 2019-04-11.14:38:04
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I guess what I'm thinking of `Www Mmm dd hh:mm:ss yyyy` as representing isn't so much a format, but rather a literal replacement of where each value has a placeholder in the string (that is, a pattern).  So, even if `Www` doesn't mean anything, to me it means that the first three characters in the string are a Weekday, then there's a space, then Mmm is the month, then a space, then dd is the day number (with zero sometimes suppressed), etc.  

If that is more confusing than not using it, then that's fine.  I just wanted to mention it.

Using %d to me is also confusing since the docs define %d as `Day of the month as a decimal number [01,31]`.  This clearly isn't using 01, but rather suppressing the 0.
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