Answer to Question #4275 in C++ for motunrayo
2011-09-30T12:35:07-04:00
c++ program on a calender
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2011-10-14T11:24:22-0400
// calendar.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application. // //calendar 2011 #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int DayInMon; int DayWeek = 6; //2011 year beginning in saturday, 6 day for (int i=1; i<=12; i++) { & switch(i) & { & case 1: & cout<<"\t\t\tJanuary"<<endl; & DayInMon = 31; & break; & case 2: & cout<<"\t\t\tFebruary"<<endl; & DayInMon = 28; & break; & case 3: & cout<<"\t\t\tMarch"<<endl; & DayInMon = 31; & break; & case 4: & cout<<"\t\t\tApril"<<endl; & DayInMon = 30; & break; & case 5: & cout<<"\t\t\tMay"<<endl; & DayInMon = 31; & break; & case 6: & cout<<"\t\t\tJune"<<endl; & DayInMon = 30; & break; & case 7: & cout<<"\t\t\tJuly"<<endl; & DayInMon = 31; & break; & case 8: & cout<<"\t\t\tAugust"<<endl; & DayInMon = 31; & break; & case 9: & cout<<"\t\t\tSeptember"<<endl; & DayInMon = 30; & break; & case 10: & cout<<"\t\t\tOktober"<<endl; & DayInMon = 31; & break; & case 11: & cout<<"\t\t\tNowember"<<endl; & DayInMon = 30; & break; & case 12: & cout<<"\t\t\tDecember"<<endl; & DayInMon = 31; & break; & & } & cout<<"Mo\t Tu\t We\t Th\t Fr\t Sa\t Su\t"<<endl; //days names & for(int k=1;k<DayWeek;k++) & //its need for to correct days tab, when month beginning & { & cout<<"\t"; & } & for(int g=1; g<=DayInMon; g++) & // show days & { & cout<<g<<"\t"; & & if(DayWeek%7==0) & // tab days by week & { & cout<<endl; & DayWeek=0; & } & DayWeek++; & } & & cout<<"\n\n"; & } system("pause"); return 0; }
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