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Tables for the Weekday
of any date between 1809-2016
Now further simplified, 25 July 2009
Choose the year, and look at Table 1. Make a note of the J number in the last column. If the year is a leap year (marked L), look for the date in Table 3 (note that 2000 is not a leap year). Otherwise look for the date in Table 2. Make a note of the D number in the last column.
The weekdays are numbered as:
1 or 8: Sunday,
2 or 9: Monday,
3 or 10: Tuesday,
4 or 11: Wednesday,
5 or 12: Thursday,
6 or 13: Friday,
7: Saturday
Then the desired weekday has the number J + D
Table 1. Years
Table 2. Dates in ordinary years
Table 3. Dates in leap years
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Copyright (C) Anthony P. Stone 2009. This material may be freely used, provided the author is acknowledged.
Last updated: 25 July 2009