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    The document describes pseudocode functions for performing calendar calculations and conversions. It defines functions for determining if a year is a leap year, finding the last day of a month, checking if a date is valid, converting between absolute and normal date formats, and more. It also specifies the parameter conventions for these functions, such as which parameters are used for inputs and outputs.

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    The document describes pseudocode functions for performing calendar calculations and conversions. It defines functions for determining if a year is a leap year, finding the last day of a month, checking if a date is valid, converting between absolute and normal date formats, and more. It also specifies the parameter conventions for these functions, such as which parameters are used for inputs and outputs.

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    Pseudocodeforcalendarprocedures

    (fromReingoldandReingoldPascalgorithmsadaptedbyJosefMBreutzmann)

    defIsLeapYear(year):
    ifyear%400==0or(year%100!=0andyear%4==0):
    returntrue
    else:
    returnfalse
    defLastDayOfMonth(month,year):
    ifmonth==2:
    ifIsLeapYear(year)==1:
    return29
    else:
    return28
    elifmonth==4ormonth==6ormonth==9ormonth==11:
    return30
    else:
    return31
    defDateIsLegal(month,day,year)
    LD=LastDayOfMonth(month,year)
    ifyear<1ormonth<1ormonth>12orday<1orday>LD:
    returnfalse
    else:
    returntrue
    defDayNumber(month,day,year):
    DOY=(month1)*31+day
    Ifmonth>2:
    DOY=DOY((4*month+23)/10)
    ifIsLeapYear(year):
    DOY++
    returnDOY
    defAbsFromNormDate(month,day,year)
    DN=DayNumber(month,day,year)
    returnDN+365*(year1)+(year1)/4(3*((year1)/100)+3)/4

    defNormFromAbsDate(AbsDate)
    year=AbsDate/366;
    whileAbsFromNormDate(12,31,year)<AbsDate:
    year++
    month=1
    while(AbsFromNormDate(month,LastDayOfMonth(month,year),year)<
    AbsDate):
    month++
    day=AbsDate+3AbsoluteFromNormal(month,3,year)
    returnmonth,day,year

    ParameterConventionsforcalendarprocedures
    Function
    IsLeapYear
    LastDayOfMonth
    DateIsLegal
    GetLegalDate

    DayNumber
    AbsFromNormDate
    NormFromAbsDate
    ASCIIfromNormDate
    (bonuspart)

    InputParameter(s)
    EAX=year
    EAX=year
    EBX=month
    EAX=year
    EBX=month
    ECX=day
    None

    EAX=year
    EBX=month
    ECX=day
    EAX=year
    EBX=month
    CX=day
    EAX=absolutedaynumber
    EAX=year
    EBX=month
    ECX=day
    EDXistheoffsettoa10bytestring

    OutputParameter(s)
    EAX=1ifyearisaleapyear
    EAX=0ifyearisNOTaleapyear
    EAX=28,29,30or31asappropriate
    EAX=1ifthedateislegal
    EAX=0ifthedateisillegal
    EAX=year
    EBX=month
    ECX=day
    EAX,EBX,ECXformalegaldate
    EAXisanintegerintherange1to366
    Appropriatefortheinput
    EAXistheabsolutedaynumber
    EAX=year
    EBX=month
    ECX=day
    EDXwillpointtoastringformattedas
    MM/DD/YYYY

    Tohelpwithdebugging,herearesomeknown?absolutedates:12/7/1941is708911,10/15/1582is577736,
    6/20/1952is712759,2/22/1732is632287,9/11/2001is730739

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