Function date

Formats the given formatString with date/time information based on the given time.

If the formatString is *t, it will use local time and return a DateTable.

If the formatString is !*t, it will use UTC time and return a DateTable.

Otherwise, it will format the string with the given specifiers (specifiers are based on the C function strftime)

The following specifiers are supported:

Specifier	Meaning	Example
%a	Abbreviated weekday name	Wed
%A	Full weekday name *	Wednesday
%b	Abbreviated month name *	Sep
%B	Full month name *	September
%c	Date and time *	09/16/98 23:48:10
%d	Day of the month	16
%H	Hour, using 24-hour clock	23
%I	Hour, using 12-hour clock	11
%j	Day of year	259
%m	Month	09
%M	Minute	48
%p	Either "am" or "pm"	pm
%S	Second	10
%U	Week number (first Sunday as the first day of week one)	37
%w	Weekday	3
%W	Week number (first Monday as the first day of week one)	37
%x	Date *	09/16/98
%X	Time *	23:48:10
%y	Two-digit year	98
%Y	Full year	1998
%z	ISO 8601 offset from UTC in timezone (1 minute = 1, 1 hour = 100)	-0400
%Z	Timezone name or abbreviation *	Eastern Daylight Time
%%	The % character	%
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* indicates the value can vary depending on the current locale.