The following %-prepended standard POSIX sequences can be used in date format strings:
sequence |
meaining |
range |
%b
|
abbreviated month name |
Jan...Dec |
%B
|
full month name |
January...December |
%d
|
day of the month as a decimal number, 0-padded |
01...31 |
%e
|
day of the month as a decimal number, blank-padded |
1...31 |
%E
|
day of the month as a decimal number |
1...31 |
%f
|
English ordinal suffix for the day of the month |
st, nd, rd, th |
%H
|
hour in 24-hour format, 0-padded |
00...23 |
%I
|
hour in 12-hour format, 0-padded |
01...12 |
%k
|
hour in 24-hour format, blank-padded |
0...23 |
%l
|
hour in 12-hour format, blank-padded |
1...12 |
%m
|
month as a decimal number, 0-padded |
01...12 |
%M
|
minute, 0-padded |
00...60 |
%p
|
lowercase ante/post meridiem |
am, pm |
%P
|
uppercase ante/post meridiem |
AM, PM |
%Y
|
year as a decimal number including the century |
...2005... |
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