New submission from dendory:
Using `%z` gives the same result as using `%Z` in `time.strftime()`:
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import time
dendory added the comment:
Uh? But that's completely besides the point. Windows provides timezone offset
information in a different way than Linux does (through the Registry) but it's
still available. It's trivial to do in .NET for example:
Console.WriteLine
dendory added the comment:
Why is the focus on documentation entries when the real work should be on
trying to make this function to work on all platforms?
I understand that Windows's implementation of strftime() defines %z and %Z to
return the same thing, but timezone information is still
