> 2000 is the first century year to be a leap year since 1600.
> 1700, 1800, 1900 were all 4 years since the last leap year,
> but they were not leap years because they could not be
> evenly divided by 400.
Not quite true.
1700 is a leap year. The current rules used for the leap year skipping post date
1700 8). Real the "cal" source one day if you are interested in calendars - its
fascinating
Alan
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