ZoneIds
ZoneIds are identifiers used in computing to represent specific time zones, enabling systems to accurately manage and convert timestamps according to local time standards. They are commonly employed in programming languages and libraries to handle time-related operations, such as parsing, formatting, and converting dates and times.
In many programming environments, such as Java, ZoneIds are part of the Java Time API, introduced in
ZoneIds are typically derived from a predefined database of time zones, such as the IANA Time Zone
ZoneIds are often used in conjunction with other time-related classes, such as ZonedDateTime, to create or manipulate