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Client-side parses the date/time in user readable form (eg March 17) #13
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Because date was used for a Date type, dateDate WAS used for a string date that would be constructed. However, date was reassignable as a string. Also, creates method name for parsing time #13
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Hours are now parsed to standard American time. Database still handles dates in 24 format. Addresses #13. Tests still needed.
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Rephrases tests by prepending "the client" to each statement. Addresses #13
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Fixes the expectation of the 'the client turns 12:00 time to 12:00 PM' test because it was copied from the midnight test and not an actual and relevant expectation to the noon test. Addresses #13
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This feels like a healthy amount of unit tests for date parsing. Addresses #13
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