Revisions for Reiwa era

Author: Ron Petrusha

snippets/csharp/VS_Snippets_CLR/conceptual.calendars/cs/instantiatewithera1.cs

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-// <Snippet7>
 using System;
 using System.Globalization;
 
@@ -28,11 +27,11 @@ public static void Main()
 }
 // The example displays the following output:
 //    Date instantiated without an era:
-//    1/1/2 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/1990 in Gregorian
+//    1/1/2 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/2020 in Gregorian
 //    
 //    Dates instantiated with eras:
+//    1/1/2 era 5 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/2020 in Gregorian
 //    1/1/2 era 4 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/1990 in Gregorian
 //    1/1/2 era 3 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/1927 in Gregorian
 //    1/1/2 era 2 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/1913 in Gregorian
 //    1/1/2 era 1 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/1869 in Gregorian
-// </Snippet7>

snippets/standard/datetime/calendars/current-era/cs/Program.cs

@@ -15,4 +15,7 @@ public static void Main()
 
 
     }
-}
+}
+// The example displays the following output:
+//    Gregorian calendar date: 1/1/2020
+//    Japanese calendar date: 令和2/1/1

snippets/standard/datetime/calendars/current-era/vb/Program.vb

@@ -10,4 +10,7 @@ Public Module Example
         Console.WriteLine($"Gregorian calendar dat: {dat:d}")
         Console.WriteLine($"Japanese calendar dat: {dat.ToString("d", jaJp)}")
     End Sub
-End Module
+End Module
+' The example displays the following output:
+'    Gregorian calendar date: 1/1/2020
+'    Japanese calendar date: 令和2/1/1

snippets/visualbasic/VS_Snippets_CLR/conceptual.calendars/vb/instantiatewithera1.vb

@@ -1,7 +1,3 @@
-' Visual Basic .NET Document
-Option Strict On
-
-' <Snippet7>
 Imports System.Globalization
 
 Module Example
@@ -29,11 +25,11 @@ Module Example
 End Module
 ' The example displays the following output:
 '    Date instantiated without an era:
-'    1/1/2 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/1990 in Gregorian
+'    1/1/2 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/2020 in Gregorian
 '    
 '    Dates instantiated with eras:
+'    1/1/2 era 5 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/2020 in Gregorian
 '    1/1/2 era 4 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/1990 in Gregorian
 '    1/1/2 era 3 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/1927 in Gregorian
 '    1/1/2 era 2 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/1913 in Gregorian
 '    1/1/2 era 1 in Japanese Calendar -> 1/1/1869 in Gregorian
-' </Snippet7>