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TIMESTAMP_TEST
  C++ version
  Test the TIMESTAMP library.

TEST01
  TIMESTAMP prints out the current wallclock time,
  including the year, month, day, hours, minutes,
  seconds, thousandths of a second, and AM/PM.

  This can be useful in keeping track of the date
  of execution of a particular program
  or to give a rough idea of the length of time
  required to run a program.

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TEST02
  TIMESTRING returns the current wallclock time,
  including the year, month, day, hours, minutes,
  seconds, thousandths of a second, and AM/PM
  in a string, which the user may print or manipulate.

  TIMESTRING returned the value "01 May 2020 11:50:53 AM"

TEST03
  TIME_NUMBERS returns the date as a string of integers.

  Year =        2020
  Month =       5
  Day =         1
  Hour =        11
  Minute =      50
  Second =      53

TIMESTAMP_TEST
  Normal end of execution.

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