Exercise

Formatting dates with FORMAT()

The FORMAT() function allows for additional flexibility in building dates. It takes in three parameters: the input value, the input format, and an optional culture (such as en-US for US English or zh-cn for Simplified Chinese).

In the following exercises, we will investigate three separate methods for formatting dates using the FORMAT() function against the day that Python 3 became generally available: December 3rd, 2008.

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Fill in the function and use the 'd' format parameter (note that this is case sensitive!) to format as short dates. Also, fill in the culture for Japan, which in the .NET framework is jp-JP (this is not case sensitive).