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porkchop@invalid.foo (Mike Sanders) writes:

> Scott Lurndal <scott@slp53.sl.home> wrote:
>
>> That must not have been for 2024, or you have a bug.
>
> Well Scott, in the code of the link posted its displaying 2022:
>
> int year = 2022;
>
>> A calendar utility comes with most linux systems.  It also supports
>> ISO 8601 which starts the week on Monday instead of Sunday.
>
> Yes sir, I know that.  But I want to build my own instead so I can
> learn more about it.  Even if that means reiventing the wheel, at
> least I'll learn it as I wish.  Hoping not to sound contrite,
> cant we all just help each other learn?  Darn man.

If you want to reinvent wheels, I suggest looking for some
rather more interesting wheels.