Difference between Day vs Days. Hour vs Hours

[ap-in-git]

Confusion with the terminology

Hi, I found the terminology very difficult between Day vs Days or Hour vs Hours. What are the difference between those two methods? When I see the function implementation it doesn't provide that much of information on things. Maybe we need to write proper explanation or difference between those two?

[JohnRoesler]

No difference, just a grammatical nicety. So you can say every 1 hour do this and every 2 hours do this

[ap-in-git]

@JohnRoesler the code implementation is different then between some of the functions

func (s *Scheduler) Hour() *Scheduler {
	return s.Hours()
}

// Hours sets the unit with hours
func (s *Scheduler) Hours() *Scheduler {
	s.setUnit(hours)
	return s
}

// Day sets the unit with days
func (s *Scheduler) Day() *Scheduler {
	s.setUnit(days)
	return s
}

// Days set the unit with days
func (s *Scheduler) Days() *Scheduler {
	s.setUnit(days)
	return s
}

If you see the implementation that is doing s.setUnit between Day() and Hour()

[JohnRoesler]

Hour is just calling Hours(), and Day and Days are doing the same code. Day should just call Days to be cleaner

[ap-in-git]

@JohnRoesler Yes but Day is doing setUnit but whereas Hour is not doing that