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| Joda-Time is a library designed as a complete alternative to the JDK date | |
| and time classes. It includes date, duration, time period and interval classes | |
| and has a pluggable API for various calendar systems. | |
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| The library consists of quite a large number of classes, however most are | |
| internal to the implementation. All the key interfaces and classes are in the main | |
| package while the format package will be of interest for formatting. | |
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| Joda-Time is standalone and has no dependencies other than JDK 1.5. | |
| (The jar file may work on older JDK versions, but it is untested.) | |
| It is licensed under the Apache License Version 2.0. | |
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