Re: 28 or 29 days?
- Posted by Matthew Green <pogowolf at IASTATE.EDU> Apr 26, 1997
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> Hi all, > > I need URGENTLY an algorithm to see is a given year is a leap year. > Can any of you help me? I bet that in some old book it appears ;) > > This message sent by Daniel Berstein I hope that you do not mind that it's in C++ code.. but, it will give you the Idea!!! --- PogoWolf, pogowolf at iastate.edu HTTP://www.public.iastate.edu/~pogowolf Off the 10Base-T, through the router, down the T3, over the Fiber line, off the bridge, past the firewall.... Nothing but Net. // Title: Leap Year.C // Author: Matthew Green // UserName: PogoWolf // Section: L // TA: Haverdink // // Started: 2/25/97 // Finished: 2/26/97 // reversion: 2/27/96 #include <fstream.h> void main(){ int TestYear; // Set up the years.in file for input... ifstream infile; infile.open ("years.in"); // Set up the years.out for output... ofstream outfile; outfile.open ("years.out"); // Read the years from file to test... infile >> TestYear; // While loop will run as long as their isa a Year to be read from infile... while (infile){ //is TestYear a leap year? if ((TestYear%4 == 0 && TestYear%100 != 0) || (TestYear%400 == 0 && TestYear%1 00 == 0 )) outfile << TestYear << " IS a leap year" << endl; else outfile << TestYear << " is NOT a leap year" << endl; // Get next year... infile >> TestYear; }// end while } // End Main