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I currently don’t have a copy of ISO 8601 available to check, but I remember wondering, when I read it, whether a fully fractional time was valid, e.g. …T12:00 = …T,5.
I also wondered whether a timezone-only time (with or without a date) was valid, particularly …TZ and …T+00.
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Times are permitted with only a single component (hours) which includes fractional digits, but two leading zeroes are required if the value is less than 1. See § 5.3.1.4
I think you might have been confusing fractional time components with durations. P0.5D equals 12 hours. See § 5.5.2.3
Time shift is defined and can be specified. See § 5.3.4.1. But there's no need to include T. Also there are no formats which omit all time components from a time. § 5.3.4.2
I currently don’t have a copy of ISO 8601 available to check, but I remember wondering, when I read it, whether a fully fractional time was valid, e.g. …T12:00 = …T,5.
I also wondered whether a timezone-only time (with or without a date) was valid, particularly …TZ and …T+00.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: