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		<title>By: Tom</title>
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		<description>This is a very interesting and impressive code. I have learned much from studying it.

There is a minor bug that leads to 2 January&#039;s of 2007 and none for 2008, for example. It comes from line 80:

Year = y0 + floor(m/13);

One fix might be:

Year = y0 + (m-Month)/12;

Anyway, great app!</description>
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<p>There is a minor bug that leads to 2 January&#8217;s of 2007 and none for 2008, for example. It comes from line 80:</p>
<p>Year = y0 + floor(m/13);</p>
<p>One fix might be:</p>
<p>Year = y0 + (m-Month)/12;</p>
<p>Anyway, great app!</p>
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