DateTimeRange
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Range of times between two DateTime. For a pointwise date time, use start == end.
google/type/interval.proto serves a similar purpose, but with physical time (we only care about civil time).
| JSON representation |
{
"firstDate": {
object (DateTime)
},
"lastDate": {
object (DateTime)
}
} |
| Fields |
firstDate |
object (DateTime)
Start of the range.
|
lastDate |
object (DateTime)
End of the range
|
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Last updated 2025-01-14 UTC.
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