Measure the calendar interval between two dates in useful time units.
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Calendar difference = end date − start date, evaluated using local calendar dates.
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Example result: 364 days
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Calendar difference = end date − start date, evaluated using local calendar dates.
Month lengths differ, and inclusive counting may change a result by one day depending on the intended convention.
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