Is there a word for one part of a date?





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Is there a name for just one part of a date?



For example, consider the date "2018-11-30". Obviously, 2018 is the year, 11 is the month, and 30 is the day (or date if you consider the weekday to be the "day"). Is there a term that can be used interchangeably for any single one of these? Or is the closest word we have for this "part", as in "part of a date"?



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  • I would probably say "element".
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  • Call it a date part. SQL does.
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  • Call it a date part. SQL does.
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Is there a name for just one part of a date?



For example, consider the date "2018-11-30". Obviously, 2018 is the year, 11 is the month, and 30 is the day (or date if you consider the weekday to be the "day"). Is there a term that can be used interchangeably for any single one of these? Or is the closest word we have for this "part", as in "part of a date"?



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  • I would probably say "element".
    – Hot Licks
    9 mins ago










  • Call it a date part. SQL does.
    – Robusto
    3 mins ago


















  • I would probably say "element".
    – Hot Licks
    9 mins ago










  • Call it a date part. SQL does.
    – Robusto
    3 mins ago
















I would probably say "element".
– Hot Licks
9 mins ago




I would probably say "element".
– Hot Licks
9 mins ago












Call it a date part. SQL does.
– Robusto
3 mins ago




Call it a date part. SQL does.
– Robusto
3 mins ago















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