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Corrected terminology from 'data range' to 'date range' for clarity.
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Chris Hapgood
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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ of which contains zero or more [LocalDateRange](https://www.threeten.org/threete
objects. The function must return the minimal set of LocalDateRange objects that represents the [interval difference](http://mathinschool.com/page/8.html) objects. The function must return the minimal set of LocalDateRange objects that represents the [interval difference](http://mathinschool.com/page/8.html)
between the first set and all additional input sets. between the first set and all additional input sets.
For example, given a set containing the single data range representing the month of January 2024 and a second set containing a date range For example, given a set containing the single date range representing the month of January 2024 and a second set containing a date range
representing the second week of January 2024 and a date range representing the single day of New Year's Day 2024, the function should return representing the second week of January 2024 and a date range representing the single day of New Year's Day 2024, the function should return
a set with two intervals, one representing the date range January 2-7, 2024 and the other representing the date range January 15-31, 2024. a set with two intervals, one representing the date range January 2-7, 2024 and the other representing the date range January 15-31, 2024.
Stated using algebraic symbols and leveraging the ISO representation of date intervals: Stated using algebraic symbols and leveraging the ISO representation of date intervals: