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Timezone conversion between IANA zones is handled by the convert_timezone function, which deterministically transforms timestamps without relying on network access or external state. Pass the source time and target IANA zone to receive the correctly adjusted result.

Parsing user-provided date strings into Unix timestamps is accomplished using the parse_date function. It takes textual date input and deterministically converts it into a numeric timestamp format suitable for subsequent arithmetic operations.

Adding or subtracting durations and computing differences are performed by the add_duration and diff_dates functions. These pure functions accept timestamps and duration inputs to calculate future, past, or relative time intervals deterministically.

Formatting results into human-readable strings is supported natively by the format_date function. It operates as a pure function without external dependencies, transforming computed timestamps into readable text outputs directly.

The date arithmetic toolkit operates completely without network access or internal state. All time and date calculations, including current_time and timezone conversions, are processed deterministically through pure functions.

Call current_time to capture the present timestamp, then pass the result into convert_timezone with the target IANA zone. Finish by using format_date to output the adjusted time as a human-readable string.