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Judging from this [1], even more countries don't use it. [1] https://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/34950/which-large-countries-use-12-hour-time-format-am-
by brute 6y ago
Judging from this [1], even more countries don't use it.
[1] https://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/34950/which-large-countries-use-12-hour-time-format-am-pm https://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/34950/which-large...
- hellofunk 6y agoThis source is not very trustworthy. No one usually uses 24-hour format in a few places not noted here, such as Holland, a decent-sized European country that many people have heard of. But they are not shaded in this chart. So I wonder how many others are also not shaded.
- widerporst 6y agoIn many European countries, the 12-hour format is used in speech, but not in writing. You'd say "Let's meet at seven", but you'd write "Let's meet at 19:00". The context being software, I'd say it's a pretty solid claim to say most countries use a 24-hour clock.