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## What is Time4A?
This project is a specialized version of Time4J-v3.x (originally using the branch level6) and distributes
an AAR-library suitable for the Android platform. It is not modularized like Time4J itself, but its (single) artifact
"time4j-android" replaces the Time4J-modules "core", "i18n", "calendar", "olson" and "tzdata". Hence the only Time4J-modules
which might be combined with this AAR-library are just "misc" and "range" if needed. More details and links can be found in
the main project under:
an AAR-library suitable for the Android platform. More details and links can be found in the main project under:

https://github.com/MenoData/Time4J

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While libraries like ThreetenABP or Joda-Time-Android care about holding the latest timezone data independent
from the Android platform they fail to hold their own i18n-resources. But real-world mobile devices using the
Android platform often use very different text resources and data for world languages, dependent on how up-to-date
the Android OS-version is. Time4A closes this big gap **supporting actually 89 languages** and has more features
the Android OS-version is. Time4A closes this big gap **supporting actually 92 languages** and has more features
than any other date and time library available for the Android platform. Of course, Time4A also supports the
**newest timezone data** available at [IANA](http://www.iana.org/time-zones). On the other side: If you really
want you can even use the platform timezone data in parallel. Time4A gives you the freedom which timezone data to use.
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```groovy
dependencies {
implementation group: 'net.time4j', name: 'time4j-android', version: '4.0-2018g'
implementation group: 'net.time4j', name: 'time4j-android', version: '4.1-2018g'
}
```

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siteUrl = 'https://github.com/menodata/Time4A'
gitUrl = 'https://github.com/menodata/Time4A.git'

libraryVersion = '4.0-2018g'
libraryVersion = '4.1-2018g'

developerId = 'mhochschild'
developerName = 'Meno Hochschild'
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//~ Statische Felder/Initialisierungen --------------------------------

private static final String VERSION = "v4.0-2018g";
private static final String VERSION = "v4.1-2018g";
private static final int RELEASE_YEAR = 2018;
private static final int RELEASE_MONTH = 10;
private static final int RELEASE_DAY = 28;
private static final String TIME4A = "time4a";
private static final int RELEASE_MONTH = 11;
private static final int RELEASE_DAY = 25;
private static final String TIME4A = "TIME4A";

private static final AtomicBoolean PREPARED = new AtomicBoolean(false);
private static final AtomicBoolean REGISTERED = new AtomicBoolean(false);
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