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Programmer Passport OTP - Mismatched use of Time and DateTime p22,29
The code for EggTimer.Alarm.new uses Time for the time field while the code for EggTimer.Alarm.remaining is using DateTime, raising a MatchError.
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Yup. I believe the author meant Time.add and Time.diff. No matching error afterwards.
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