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The ISO 8601 notation for date and time allows both 0000 and 2400:
"The end of one day (2400) coincides with 0000 at the start of the
next day, e.g., 2400 on 1985 April 12 is the same as 0000 on 1985
April 13. If there is no association with a date or time-interval,
both represent the same clock time in the 24-hour timekeeping system."
Normally you would only use 2400 to express the end of a time
interval. E.g., "The system will be down for maintenance from 2100 to
2400."
On this page there's a link to download a PDF of the complete
standard:
http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/datefmts.htm
