Greetings! The complete ISO 8601 date-time format is: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.sssZ Breaking that down: YYYY Four-digit year. -MM Two-digit month (01–12). -DD Two-digit day (01–31). T Literal separator between date and time. HH Two-digit hour (00–23, 24-hour clock). :mm Two-digit minute (00–59). :ss Two-digit second (00–59). .sss three-digit millisecond. Z Indicates UTC ("Zulu time"). If we're using a specific offset instead, it'd be +HH:mm or -HH:mm in place of Z . "Zulu": UTC used to be referred to by the letter Z in navigation and military contexts, meaning "zero offset" from Greenwich. So Z for zero-offset time, spoken aloud as "Zulu" per the phonetic alphabet. Hence,...
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