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This challenge is intended to be solved by using, manipulating, accepting as input, outputting, or calculating calendar dates or clock times.
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Greet according to the time of day
J, 65 bytes
Another port of TFeld's answer.
('Zzz','Good '&,&>;:'morning afternoon evening'){~<.6%~20|3{6!:0''
3{6!:0'' gets the hour, which is index 3 of the current time vector, from the builti …
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Days in indexed month
J, 19 bytes
(31-0 2 0,#:330){~]
For fun, here's a J translation of Adam's APL answer (also 12 bytes):
31-1&=+2|7&|
Jonah's comment saves another 4 bytes, due to:
better use of J's hook: ({...) …
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