The names make sense for Ambiguous ZonedDateTimes, i.e. the hour when the clocks go back in Spring and there is a duplicate hour in two timezones. There, you either take the first or last timezone.
For NonExistent ZonedDateTimes, i.e. the "nonexistent hour" when the clocks go forward in Autumn, the logic can be a confusing if you think about it too much, i.e.
if first: Take the _last_ datetime to occur in the timezone preceding the DST transition.
if last: Take the _first_ datetime to occur in the timezone after the DST transition.
maybe there are better terms we could use?
The names make sense for
AmbiguousZonedDateTimes, i.e. the hour when the clocks go back in Spring and there is a duplicate hour in two timezones. There, you either take the first or last timezone.For
NonExistentZonedDateTimes, i.e. the "nonexistent hour" when the clocks go forward in Autumn, the logic can be a confusing if you think about it too much, i.e.maybe there are better terms we could use?