It's [current year] already, folks, go home

Question

On most new-years challenges when it is currently not the corresponding year of the challenge, It says this in the front.

It's [current year] already, folks, go home.

You have to output this text with the current year substituted.

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I/O

Input: None.

Output: It's [year] already, folks, go home. with [year] changed to the current year.

Answer 1

T-SQL, 66 bytes

print concat('It''s ',year(getdate()),' already, folks, go home.')

Answer 2

JavaScript ES6, 63 62 bytes

_=>`It's ${new Date().getFullYear()} already, folks, go home`

Answer 3

Javascript, 67 bytes

alert("It's "+new Date().getFullYear()+" already, folks, go home.")

Answer 4

SmileBASIC, 65 bytes

Edit: This one should handle years of any size, even though SB (as far as I'm aware) doesn't support any year that isn't 4 characters.

?"It's "+LEFT$(DATE$,INSTR(DATE$,"/"))+" already, folks, go home.

Answer 5

Excel, 48 bytes

="It's "&YEAR(NOW())&" already, folks, go home."

Answer 6

Noodel, 34 bytes

Ƈƈy”VẠṇ`DðC1}816ṚĊC:@-~ḂC'^D^#8Ụ İ

Try it:)

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How it works

Ƈƈy”VẠṇ`DðC1}816ṚĊC:@-~ḂC'^D^#8Ụ İ
Ƈƈy                                # Gets the current year.
Ƈ                                  # Gets the current time as an integer.
 ƈy                                # Takes the integer and gets the current year from it.

   ”VẠṇ`DðC1}816ṚĊC:@-~ḂC'^D^#8Ụ İ # Creates the string.
   ”VẠṇ`DðC1}816ṚĊC:@-~ḂC'^D^#8Ụ   # Pushes on the string "It's¤ð¤already,¤folks,¤go¤home." as an array splitting on the "ð" character where "¤" is a space.
                                   # (space) NOOP that separates commands.
                                 İ # Concatenate the array using the current year.
                                   # Implicitly print to the screen.

<div id="noodel" code="Ƈƈy”VẠṇ`DðC1}816ṚĊC:@-~ḂC'^D^#8Ụ İ" input="" cols="40" rows="2"></div>

<script src="https://tkellehe.github.io/noodel/noodel-latest.js"></script>
<script src="https://tkellehe.github.io/noodel/ppcg.min.js"></script>

Answer 7

QBIC, 48 bytes

?@It's `+right$(_D,4)+@ already, folks, go home.

I really should start working on substring...

Explanation:

?       PRINT
@ ... ` String literal: 
        - creates a string with all the text from @ to `, 
        - stores it as the first available string var (A$)
        - and injects A$ at the current point in the QBasic translated code.
+       String concatenation
right$  QBasic function to take characters from the right.
_D      QBIC's call to get the system date as dd-mm-yyyy (_d gets the time)
+@ ...  Second string lit (B$). Doesn't need the closing ` because of EOF.

Update: Substring saves me 4 bytes:

?@It's `+_s_D,-4|+@ already, folks, go home.

Answer 8

SmileBASIC, 51 bytes

?"It's ";LEFT$(DATE$,4);" already, folks, go home.

I don't think it's reasonable to ever expect support for 5 digit years, but if SB gets updated in 10 millennia, then this should work for 1 extra byte:

DTREAD OUT Y,,?"It's ";Y;" already, folks, go home.

Answer 9

Aceto, 39 38 + 1 for (-l flag) 40 39 bytes

τ"It's "pp" already, folks, go home."p

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Saved one byte thanks to DLosc

τ"It's "pp" already, folks, go home."p
τ                 push local datetime on stack
"..."             push the first part of the string
     pp           print both
       "..."      second part of string
            p     print it

Answer 10

APL (Dyalog), 44 40 bytes

4 saved thanks to Uriel by rearranging the structure

¯5⌽'already, folks, go home.It''s',1⊃⎕ts

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Explanation

'alrea ... It''s', ⍝ "alrea .. It's" concatenated with
1⊃⎕ts              ⍝ the first element in the ⎕ts (contains the year)
¯5⌽                ⍝ rotated 5 times to the right

Answer 11

SenseTalk, 47 bytes

put "It's"&&the year&&"already, folks, go home"

Answer 12

Lua, 59 bytes

Gets the system date

print("It's "..os.date('%Y').." already, folks, go home.")

Answer 13

REXX, 53 bytes

say "It's" left(date(s),4) "already, folks, go home."

Answer 14

Gawk, 64 60 bytes

GNU Awk has a couple of built-in function to get current time and date.

BEGIN{print"It's "strftime("%Y")" already, folks, go home."}

Edit

The script can run from a file (-f), which saves 4 bytes (thanks manatwork).

Answer 15

Fourier, 101 bytes

73a116a39a115a32a~S5do32a97a108a+6a101a-4a+3a121a44aSa102a+9~Aa-3a-1a+8a44aSa103a+8aSa104aAa-2a-8a46a

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Answer 16

AHK 43 bytes

Send,It's %A_Year% already, folks, go home.

Answer 17

T-SQL 74 bytes

print 'It''s '+CAST(year(GETDATE())as varchar)+' already, folks, go home.'

Appreciate that there is a shorter answer above but in the event that you're in the SQL-Server dark ages and don't have CONCAT available this will work :)

Answer 18

Tcl, 63

No chance of ever winning

puts "It's [clock f [clock se] -f %Y] already, folks, go home."

demo

Answer 19

Forth, 49 bytes

I tried leaving off the trailing " and it worked. Cool.

." It's " time&date . ." already, folks, go home.

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time&date – nsec nmin nhour nday nmonth nyear
Report the current time of day. Seconds, minutes and hours are numbered from 0. Months are numbered from 1. - Source

Answer 20

Emacs/Lisp, 70 bytes

(concat "It's " (format-time-string "%Y") " already, folks, go home.")

Answer 21

SQLite, 65 bytes

SELECT"It's "||strftime('%Y','now')||' already, folks, go home.';

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Answer 22

Processing.org 48 bytes

print("It's",year(),"already, folks, go home.");

Answer 23

Pyth, 38 bytes

%"It's %d already, folks, go home.".d3

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Answer 24

VBA, 56 Bytes

MsgBox "It's " & Year(Now) & " already, folks, go home."

Answer 25

VBA (Excel), 42 bytes

Using Immediate Window.

?"It's"year(now)"already, folks, go home."

Answer 26

Jekyll, 35 bytes

Jekyll is a static site generator and it's the backend of GH Pages. If only it counts as a language here.

It's :year already, folks, go home.

Answer 27

Attache, 47 bytes

C!DateFormat!"It's %Y already, folks, go home."

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This is a constant function that returns the year it was defined in. Alternatively, a function that returns the year it was called in:

{DateFormat!"It's %Y already, folks, go home."}

And for an extra byte:

"It's %s already, folks, go home."%Date[].year|C

or

{"It's %s already, folks, go home."%Date[].year}

Nothing too special going on here in either case.

Answer 28

Python 2, 90 86 83 78 bytes

from datetime import*;print"It's",date.today().year,"already, folks, go home."

EDIT: Shaved off a couple of bytes.

EDIT: Shaved off more thanks to @HyperNeutrino

Answer 29

SOGL V0.12, 24 22 bytes

uS"³9n⁶=⅛8!⅔ηεēæ▼∙Ω╝‘⁽

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Answer 30

jq, 52 characters

(48 characters code + 4 characters command line options)

now|strftime("It's %Y already, folks, go home.")

Sample run:

bash-4.4$ jq -nr 'now|strftime("It'"'"'s %Y already, folks, go home.")'
It's 2018 already, folks, go home.

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