06-09-2004, 07:19 AM
ZIRE: Right, it has to work for any given (input provided) date starting with 1/1/1900.
DARK_PREVAIL: Put the date of Jan 01, 2004 into your calculator and tell us the answer. We can check this one by hand on a calendar.
JONATHAN: Why don't you do some testing on VBDOS and make sure that the awsome routine really works. Then, we can use your VBDOS program to verify any submitted answers, like the one from Dark_Prevail's calculator.
PS: I have most of the routines already in QuickBASIC, but need to put together a special case to count Tuesdays. So, we have no programmed, trustworthy solution yet.
This is going to be fun!
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DARK_PREVAIL: Put the date of Jan 01, 2004 into your calculator and tell us the answer. We can check this one by hand on a calendar.
JONATHAN: Why don't you do some testing on VBDOS and make sure that the awsome routine really works. Then, we can use your VBDOS program to verify any submitted answers, like the one from Dark_Prevail's calculator.
PS: I have most of the routines already in QuickBASIC, but need to put together a special case to count Tuesdays. So, we have no programmed, trustworthy solution yet.
This is going to be fun!
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