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Using TemporalQuery for Custom Date-Time Queries in Java

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📘 Write a comprehensive, SEO-optimized tutorial on: Working with Non-ISO Chronologies (HijrahDate, MinguoDate, JapaneseDate, ThaiBuddhistDate)

The tutorial must be long-form, well-structured, and designed to educate both beginners and advanced Java developers. Follow these exact rules:

[METADATA]

  • Title: Create a keyword-rich, engaging title specific to the article topic
  • Slug: SEO-friendly URL slug based on the article topic
  • Description: 150–160 character meta description that is clear, scannable, and optimized for click-through
  • Tags: 10–15 relevant keywords directly related to the article topic (use concrete Java Date & Time API classes, methods, and concepts)
  • Category: Java
  • Series: Java-Date-Time-API

[CONTENT REQUIREMENTS]

✅ Output must be delivered as a .md Markdown file only.

❌ No placeholder content — the response must be 100% complete on first run. No stubs, previews, or follow-up messages.

Introduction

  • Write a unique introduction tailored to the specific article topic.
  • Explain why this concept matters in real-world applications (e.g., banking, scheduling, logging, distributed systems).
  • Hook the reader with a common pain point or mistake developers face when dealing with this exact Date & Time topic.

Coverage Scope

  • Only include concepts and examples relevant to the chosen article topic.
  • Don’t repeat generic basics (like LocalDate intro) unless it’s essential context.
  • Use code snippets that illustrate practical usage.
  • Explain pitfalls, common mistakes, and best practices tied to this article.

[JAVA VERSION TRACKER]

Add a section called:

📌 What's New in Java [version]?

  • Highlight changes across Java versions relevant only to the article’s topic.
  • Use a changelog-style bullet list (Java 8, 11, 17, 21).
  • If there are no version changes for this topic, explicitly say so.

[TEACHING ENHANCERS]

  • Use a conversational yet professional tone.
  • Add real-world analogies tailored to the article’s theme (not generic ones).
  • End with a Conclusion + Key Takeaways specific to the topic.

Include a FAQ section with at least 10 expert-level Q&As, targeted to the article’s theme. Example:

  • If the topic is TemporalAdjusters: “When to use TemporalAdjusters.next(DayOfWeek) instead of manual date arithmetic?”
  • If the topic is DST Handling: “How to prevent errors when scheduling tasks during DST transitions?”
  • If the topic is DateTimeFormatter: “What’s the performance impact of creating formatters repeatedly?”

[DELIVERABLES]

The only output must be a .md Markdown file with the entire article inside.

Ensure all formatting, grammar, spelling, and Java terminology are:

  • Technically correct
  • Educational
  • Developer-friendly

The article must feel complete and authoritative, aiming for a 10/10 rating in:

  • Depth
  • Clarity
  • Practical usefulness
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