What does 'dddsp' return in date formats?

In the context of date formatting in NetSuite, the 'dddsp' format specifically pertains to how the day of the week is represented. When 'dddsp' is used, it returns the lowercase name of the day of the week. This means that for example, if the date were a Wednesday, 'dddsp' would return "wednesday".

The answer choice that reflects this is the one that indicates the lowercase name of the day. In various date formatting conventions, different sequences of letters correspond to various representations of date components, and it's essential to understand these conventions to use them effectively within NetSuite or similar platforms.

Understanding the other options can clarify why they don't apply here. The choice that suggests spelling out the number does not relate to any day representation. Similarly, the capitalized names refer to a different format entirely, either abbreviated or fully spelled out, which does not match the lowercase requirements of the 'dddsp' format. Thus, recognizing that 'dddsp' indeed provides the lowercase name of the day is crucial for correct usage in date formatting scenarios.