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Hi! I'm using juxt/tick
and I want to know how many days are in a period P2M
. At a higher level, I'm looking to calculate the fraction of a year a period represents, if that's simpler.
Thanks
I should specify that I do start out with two dates to generate the period - thinking about it, you can't say exactly how many days are in a month. So I guess what I'm actually looking for is the number of days between two dates
(tick/divide (tick/between <some instant> <some other instant>)
(tick/new-duration 1 :days))
This would work for durations (between gives a duration) but not for periods, for the reasons you've just given.