C++ calendar HELP!!!
HI i just started learning C++ in the past month. I need help on writing a functino to calculate the first day of the month from the input year. I have no idea where to start, this counter-controlled loop is killin me, it says write a counter-controlled loop whose counter represents eacy year between 1900 and the input year - 1. could somebody show me a function to help me out please!!
Without leap years, the first day of January each year advances by one day.Code:for ( y = 1900 ; y < inputyear ; y++ ) { // do something }
So 1/1/1900 was Monday, so 1/1/1901 was Tuesday.
And so on until you've counted how many years you want to.
C++ calendar
So if i did:
int calcDay(int month, int year)
{
int day=1;
for(y=1900;y< year; y++)
{
if (isLeap(year))
day = day + 366;
else
day = day = 365;
day = day % 7;
}
}
it should calculate the day from the input year right??
Yeah, something like that
ok so now that i got that...how bout the function to output the body of a calendar. something like?
> how bout the function to output the body of a calendar
30 days hath september...
Just more loops, and knowing how many days there are in each month
while we're on the subject, i was wondering what more advanced programmers would think of this function
Code:int daysInMonth(int year, int month) { Date temp(year, month, 1); switch(month) { case 2: if(temp.isLeap()) return 29; else return 28; case 4: case 6: case 9: case 11: return 30; default: return 31; } return 0; }
i seem to have GCC 3.3.4
But how do i start it?
I dont have a menu for it or anything.
if it has to work for any year....
To correct the calendar in 1582 10 days were arbitrarily omitted, 1582 October 4th being followed by 1582 October 15th.
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