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Wolfram|Alpha is a "computational knowledge engine" developed by Wolfram Research, announced in March of 2009. It is unique in that in answers queries with direct computational results, rather than bringing up a page of documents and various webpages as most search engines do.
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How do I get the upper or lower value of a time/date range, using Wolfram Alpha?
If I have a query, that returns a date or time range, how do get the upper or lower bound?
For example, Ramadan 1436 returns: Thursday, June 18, 2015 to Friday, July 17, 2015
Another example is fa …
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