[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by y.winter

I mean specifically 12:00 and 00:00. They fall somewhere inbetween am and pm.

But 00:00 signals the change from late night to early morning so it's obviously am.

The clock resets itself to 0s for the new day.

[y.winter]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

But 00:00 signals the change from late night to early morning so it's obviously am.

Right, but at the same time:
12 (noon) is exactly midday, so it's not exactly am or pm.
When 12 midnight can be classified by some people as after-midday and by some as before-midday.
It depends on how you look at it. I also refer to 12am as midnight and 12pm as noon, don't get me wrong, but when looking at the dry definition of pm and am, it can be arguable.

[Northern Monkey]

Just noticed that i use 24.Don't ever think about tbh.

[armand.kay]

I prefer analog watches and clocks to digital so I set my phone on 12 hr clocks.

[_Tom_]

I used to get confused about whether 12 noon/ 12 midnight was classed as AM or PM too