Adds better code example

[moebrowne]

The existing code is unnecessarily hard to understand.

[arkhi]

Thanks for the PR!

I left two comments. Let me know what you think and do what you feel is better.

[arkhi]

Should we simplify it a step further? :)

This would also ensure consistency with the explanation below the code.

Suggested change

	function isNakedDay()
	{
	$now = new \DateTime('now', new \DateTimeZone('UTC'));
	$start = new \DateTime('00:00, April 9', new \DateTimeZone('+14:00'));
	$end = new \DateTime('23:59:59.999999, April 9', new \DateTimeZone('-12:00'));
	return $now >= $start && $now <= $end;
	function isNakedDay()
	{
	$now = new \DateTime('now', new \DateTimeZone('UTC'));
	$start = new \DateTime('00:00, April 9', new \DateTimeZone('+14:00'));
	$end = new \DateTime('00:00, April 10', new \DateTimeZone('-12:00'));
	return $now >= $start && $now < $end;

[moebrowne]

I personally feel it is better to be explicit because there is general confusion over whether 00:00 is the start or end of the day: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight

[arkhi]

The term Midnight is ambiguous, indeed, as are 12-hours clocks, with AM and PM being used to try to make some sense out of it. I know of no confusion about 00:00 being the start of the day though.

As the article you’re pointing to tells us, and based on ISO, while they represent the exact same time, 00:00:00 is the start of the day, 24:00:00 the end of the day, and Midnight subject to interpretations. :)

I wonder how a \DateTime('24:00, April 9', new \DateTimeZone('-12:00')); would behave.