3 ms·
I don't quite understand. Your magic month numbers are 3 digits, but you only use one digit in your example. And how does substituting 2012 work, when 2012 wa
by mark-r 2y ago
I don't quite understand. Your magic month numbers are 3 digits, but you only use one digit in your example. And how does substituting 2012 work, when 2012 was a leap year but 1900 wasn't?
- ColinWright 2y ago> 144 : Jan, Feb, Mar So Jan=1, Feb=4, Mar=4 > 025 : Apr, May, Jun So Apr=0, May=2, Jun=5 ... and so on. And we can substitute 2012 for 1900 because we make a correction in Jan and Feb in leap years. Knowing that 1900 was not a leap year means we don't make the correction, but 2012 was a leap year so we do.
- mark-r 2y agoThanks. Would have been easier to grasp though if you'd phrased it like > 1,4,4 : Jan, Feb, Mar.