Re: Year 2000 leap year?

"Stuart Knight" <Stuart_Knight@lendlease.com.au> wrote in article <5beqvn$41g@cssun.mathcs.emory.edu>... > The year 2000 IS a leap year. > > The definition of a leap year is one that can be divided EXACTLY by 4, > and in the case of a new Century (1900, 2000, etc.) to also be EXACTLY > divisible by 400. > Small clarification, that shouldn't be "new Century" but "last year in a Century". 1900 is not the beginning of a new century, it is the end of one (the 19th century). Catalin -- Catalin Badea Senior Technical Architect Tecsys Inc. cat@tecsys.com www.tecsys.com include "disclaimer.4gh"