Range-based for Loop Initializer  Non-Type Template Parameters  [[likely]] and [[unlikely]]  Calendars & Timezones  std::span  Feature Test Macros   Immediate Functions – consteval [[unlikely]] case 3: break; }58 Calendars & Timezones  is extended to support calendars and timezones  Only Gregorian calendar is supported  Custom calendars can be added and can interoperate interoperate with 59 Calendars & Timezones  Creating a year:  auto y1 { year { 2020 } };  auto y2 { 2020y };  Creating a month:  auto m1 { month { 9 } };  auto m2 { September };  Creating

natvis) ☑️�Just My Code debugging Demo C++20 in action Thu, Oct 28 – 10:30am C++20’s Calendars and Time Zones in MSVC Miya Natsuhara – `Online _4 Tue, Oct 26 – 10:30am Documentation in The 64-bit IDE, C++20, WSL 2, and more – Sy Brand & Marian Luparu Thursday 28th • C++20’s Calendars and Time Zones in MSVC – Miya Natsuhara • An Editor Can Do That? Debugging Assembly Language and

screen, if you click on the [Bracketed Link], you will be taken to Next Process. Within the pop-up calendars, however, the (>>) jumps you ahead one year and the (<<) jumps you back a year. An asterisk * period with availability. 10.5.1. Calendar management in UI Find calendars This screen displays an overview of exisiting production calendars. From this screen you can • select one to edit it • create clicking 'New Calendar' Create/modify calendar In this screen you can create new calendars and change existing calendars. Find calendar weeks This screen displays an overview all calendar weeks From here

screen, if you click on the [Bracketed Link], you will be taken to Next Process. Within the pop-up calendars, however, the (>>) jumps you ahead one year and the (<<) jumps you back a year. An asterisk * period with availability. 10.5.1. Calendar management in UI Find calendars This screen displays an overview of exisiting production calendars. From this screen you can • select one to edit it • create clicking 'New Calendar' Create/modify calendar In this screen you can create new calendars and change existing calendars. Find calendar weeks This screen displays an overview all calendar weeks From here

12 C++20’s Calendars and Time Zones in MSVC Miya Natsuhara ("MEE-yuh Not-soo-HAR-uh") Miya.Natsuhara@microsoft.com Software Engineer, Visual C++ LibrariesWelcome to CppCon 2021! Join 64-bit IDE, C++20, WSL 2, and more – Sy Brand & Marian Luparu Thursday 28th • C++20’s Calendars and Time Zones in MSVC – Miya Natsuhara • An Editor Can Do That? Debugging Assembly Language

screen, if you click on the [Bracketed Link], you will be taken to Next Process. Within the pop-up calendars, however, the (>>) jumps you ahead one year and the (<<) jumps you back a year. An asterisk * period with availability. 11.5.1. Calendar management in UI Find calendars This screen displays an overview of exisiting production calendars. From this screen you can • select one to edit it • create clicking 'New Calendar' Create/modify calendar In this screen you can create new calendars and change existing calendars. Find calendar weeks This screen displays an overview all calendar weeks From here

More consistency in groupby results and more flexible groupby specifications, See Here – Holiday calendars are now supported in CustomBusinessDay, see Here – Several improvements in plotting functions, file. (GH6545) • pandas.io.gbq now handles reading unicode strings properly. (GH5940) • Holidays Calendars are now available and can be used with the CustomBusinessDay offset (GH6719) • Float64Index is Features • Added experimental CustomBusinessDay class to support DateOffsets with custom holiday calendars and custom weekmasks. (GH2301) Note: This uses the numpy.busdaycalendar API introduced in Numpy

64-bit IDE, C++20, WSL 2, and more – Sy Brand & Marian Luparu Thursday 28th • C++20’s Calendars and Time Zones in MSVC – Miya Natsuhara • An Editor Can Do That? Debugging Assembly Language

64-bit IDE, C++20, WSL 2, and more – Sy Brand & Marian Luparu Thursday 28th • C++20’s Calendars and Time Zones in MSVC – Miya Natsuhara • An Editor Can Do That? Debugging Assembly Language