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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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It's [current year] already, folks, go home
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 an …
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How much time is remaining?
T-SQL, 238 bytes
CREATE PROCEDURE d @a time,@b time AS BEGIN DECLARE @d int DECLARE @s varchar(2) SET @d=datediff(s,@a,@b);SET @s=CAST(@d%3600/60 AS VARCHAR(3)) SELECT CAST(@d/3600 AS VARCHAR(3))+':' …
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