yyyy is the complete Western Year, MM (capital) is the month, and dd is the date. As for hh:mm:ss, why are some formats uppercase and some lowercase? That’s to avoid confusion. For example, MM is the month and mm is the date. Minutes; HH is a 24-hour clock, and hh is a 12-hour clock
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yyyy-mm-dd is changed to yyyy-MM-dd, which is capital letters!!! Capital letters indicate the month!!!
yyyy is the complete Western Year, MM (capital) is the month, and dd is the date. As for hh:mm:ss, why are some formats uppercase and some lowercase? That’s to avoid confusion. For example, MM is the month and mm is the date. Minutes; HH is a 24-hour clock, and hh is a 12-hour clock
The lowercase m represents minutes, so it will change every minute, just change it to an uppercase M