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HOME ABOUT CONTACT DOWNLOADS SOCIAL MEMORY TOOLS Day of the Week For Any Date (Revised) Published on Tuesday, March 01, 2011 in calendar, feats, memory, mental math Note: If you're interested in calendar calculations, you also might want to check out my Quick Calendar Month Creation tutorial. ReIntroduction In this feat, someone gives you a date, and you quickly state the day of the week on which it fell. This new approach is updated for the 21st century, and employs new tips and tricks that help make this feat simpler to learn and quicker to perform. Approach: The Day of the Week For Any Date feat combines both memory and mental math. A relatively simple mastery of both, though, will create a response far out of proportion to the required work. Before I describe the basics of the approach, I'd like to help you get a good idea of your goal, as well as what's possible, by seeing this feat performed by various people in the following videos: Dr. Arthur Benjamin performing at TED 8year old Florian Osmani on German TV (in German) Here's the basic principles, broken down into simple steps: 1) Day and Months Number Conversion: To work out the days of the week mentally, we need to convert them into numbers. We'll also need to convert the months into numbers, to adjust for their effects. These are taught in an easytoremember manner. 2) Addition of 3 Numbers: Without using a calculator, can you tell me what 6 + 6 + 31 is? That's about as difficult as the basic formula gets. If you're comfortable doing that, you won't have a problem working through the formula. 3) Subtracting Multiples of 7: Let's say you're asked about the 27th of a month. Regardless of the month or year, we can state with certainty that the 27th of a month will fall on the 6th (since it's 3 weeks, or 21 days, earlier). Since adding 6 is simpler than adding 27, and will give the same result, why not use 6? If you learn to subtract multiples of 7, this makes the arithmetic so easy that you won't have to worry about addition problems any tougher than 6 + 6 + 6! 4) Year Number Conversion: After becoming comfortable with all of the above when given dates in the years 2000 to 2003, you'll learn how to remember and adjust the leap years in the 21st century to key dates. After learning those, you'll learn a simple way to adjust for any year from 2000 to 2099, and even adjust for other centuries! Running through all these principles, there will be an emphasis on recognizing and SEARCH GREY MATTERS Type to search... Submit TWITTER UPDATES Scream! The string 44899 first occurs in Pi at position 44899, counting from the first digit after the decimal point. pic.twitter.com/kQnuAIpEGO Retweeted by Pi Guy Cliff Pickover @pickover 1 Jun Tweets Follow Tweet to @grey_matter FIND PAST POSTS BY... workout (35) memory (31) Blog Mental Gym Presentation Videos Store 73 Basics Formula Leap Years All Years 1900s + Tips ...TOPIC ...DATE ...RANKING ...VIEW
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  • 6/17/2015 GreyMatters:MentalGym:DayoftheWeekForAnyDate(Revised)

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    HOME ABOUT CONTACT DOWNLOADS SOCIAL MEMORYTOOLS

    DayoftheWeekForAnyDate(Revised)PublishedonTuesday,March01,2011incalendar,feats,memory,mentalmath

    Note:Ifyou'reinterestedincalendarcalculations,youalsomightwanttocheckoutmyQuickCalendarMonthCreationtutorial.

    ReIntroductionInthisfeat,someonegivesyouadate,andyouquicklystatethedayoftheweekonwhichitfell.Thisnewapproachisupdatedforthe21stcentury,andemploysnewtipsandtricksthathelpmakethisfeatsimplertolearnandquickertoperform.

    Approach:TheDayoftheWeekForAnyDatefeatcombinesbothmemoryandmentalmath.Arelativelysimplemasteryofboth,though,willcreatearesponsefaroutofproportiontotherequiredwork.

    BeforeIdescribethebasicsoftheapproach,I'dliketohelpyougetagoodideaofyourgoal,aswellaswhat'spossible,byseeingthisfeatperformedbyvariouspeopleinthefollowingvideos:

    Dr.ArthurBenjaminperformingatTED8yearoldFlorianOsmanionGermanTV(inGerman)

    Here'sthebasicprinciples,brokendownintosimplesteps:

    1)DayandMonthsNumberConversion:Toworkoutthedaysoftheweekmentally,weneedtoconvertthemintonumbers.We'llalsoneedtoconvertthemonthsintonumbers,toadjustfortheireffects.Thesearetaughtinaneasytoremembermanner.

    2)Additionof3Numbers:Withoutusingacalculator,canyoutellmewhat6+6+31is?That'saboutasdifficultasthebasicformulagets.Ifyou'recomfortabledoingthat,youwon'thaveaproblemworkingthroughtheformula.

    3)SubtractingMultiplesof7:Let'ssayyou'reaskedaboutthe27thofamonth.Regardlessofthemonthoryear,wecanstatewithcertaintythatthe27thofamonthwillfallonthe6th(sinceit's3weeks,or21days,earlier).Sinceadding6issimplerthanadding27,andwillgivethesameresult,whynotuse6?Ifyoulearntosubtractmultiplesof7,thismakesthearithmeticsoeasythatyouwon'thavetoworryaboutadditionproblemsanytougherthan6+6+6!

    4)YearNumberConversion:Afterbecomingcomfortablewithalloftheabovewhengivendatesintheyears2000to2003,you'lllearnhowtorememberandadjusttheleapyearsinthe21stcenturytokeydates.Afterlearningthose,you'lllearnasimplewaytoadjustforanyyearfrom2000to2099,andevenadjustforothercenturies!

    Runningthroughalltheseprinciples,therewillbeanemphasisonrecognizingand

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    takingadvantageofpatterns.Thequickeryoucanrecognizeapattern,thequickerwillbeyourcalculation.

    We'llstartwiththecodesforthedaysoftheweek,sincethatisourgoal.Alltheformulasandpatternsyou'lllearnlaterwillresultinanumberfrom0to6.Thisnumberisturnedintoaweekdayasfollows:

    Tohelpgetyoucomfortablewithconvertingnumbersintodays,taketheWeekdayCodesquizhere.Onceyoucangetaperfectscoreinashorttime,thencontinuewiththistutorial.

    Next,youneedtolearnthecodesforthemonths.Liketheweekdays,theyrangefrom0to6:

    TaketheMonthCodesquizheretohelpreinforcethemnemonics.

    Note:It'simportanttonotethat,inleapyears,Januaryreducesbyoneto5,andFebruaryreducesbyoneto1.Theotheryearsdon'tchangeinleapyears.Leapyearswillbediscussedinmoredetaillater.

    Onceyou'recomfortablewithboththemonthandweekdaycodes,you'rereadytostartcalculatingyourfirstdates.Inthenexttab,you'lllearnhowtousethesecodestoworkoutdatesfortheyears2000to2003.

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    DayofWeek Number Mnemonic

    Sunday 0 SUNday=NONEday

    Monday 1 MONday=ONEday

    Tuesday 2 TWOSday

    Wednesday 3 ThreefingerslooklikeaW

    Thursday 4 FOURSday

    Friday 5 FIVEday

    Saturday 6 SIXturday

    Month Number Mnemonic

    January 6 WINTERhas6letters

    February 2 Februaryis2ndmonth

    March 2 March2thebeat.

    April 5 APRILhas5letters(&FOOLS!)

    May 0 MAY0

    June 3 JuneBUG(BUGhas3letters)

    July 5 FIVERworks

    August 1 A1SteakSauceatpicnic

    September 4 FALLhas4letters

    October 6 SIXortreat!

    November 2 2legson2rkey

    December 4 LAST(orXMAS)has4letters

  • 6/17/2015 GreyMatters:MentalGym:DayoftheWeekForAnyDate(Revised)

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    QuickCalendarMonthCreationQuiz

    MoonPhaseForAnyDate

    EasterDateForAGivenYear

    EasterDateForAGivenYearQuiz

    POSTDETAILS

    PostedbyPiGuyonTuesday,March1,2011Labels:calendar,feats,memory,mentalmath

    73RESPONSETODAYOFTHEWEEKFORANYDATE(REVISED)

    BramJune19,2011at1:47PM

    Hello,

    Greatexplanation(asalways).Smalltypoonthefirsttab:"Theotheryearsdon'tchangeinleapyears">theothermonths.

    Bram

    SapphireAceOctober11,2011at3:12PM

    Thankyousomuch!Itwassoworthit!Andcouldn'thavefoundabetterteacher!XD

    CaptainNegatoryOctober11,2011at4:34PM

    Thedifficultpartisfindingthenearestleapyear.Orisitjustmethat'smissingsomething?

    GabrielOctober11,2011at6:14PM

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    GabrielOctober11,2011at6:19PM

    InPortuguese,thedaysoftheweekareordinalnumbers,soit'seveneasierformetoapplytherules.Thisisgreat,thankyou!

    radicalpiOctober11,2011at9:57PM

    MaybeI'mdoingitwrong,butNovember18,1969doesn'tseemtowork.2+4+6+1=13,whichmakesita6,soitshouldbeSaturday?But,insteaditisTuesday?

    CaptainNegatoryOctober11,2011at11:30PM

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    CaptainNegatoryOctober11,2011at11:31PM

    @radicalpi

    November=2Day=18Year=2

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    1900's=+1

    Explanation:

    68isthenearestleapyear,minus56(6856=12)since12goesto2012,orthemultipleof12ruleitactuallyequals1.Plusthedistancefromyouryearof1969(1+1)makestheyearcode2.

    SoNovember+18+1969=XOr2+18+2=2222/7(Remembertoremovethe7multiples)=21remainderONE.Now,becauseitisinthe1900'sweadd1tothedaycodegivingusTWOforTWOsday.So,November18th,1969isaTuesday.

    Ichoosenottoworryaboutthe7multiplesinthedaycode.Itmakesnodifferenceifyoudoitwiththedaycode,oraddthemalltogetherandthendothemultipleof7,soIdomultipleslastandjustaddeverythingstraightup.Itmakeseasiermemorizationofallthenumberjumboinmyhead.

    Hopethathelpedyou,ittookmeafewtriestolearnthis.Pleaseletknowifithelpedandifnotilltrytoreexplain!

    BestofLuck,CaptainNegatory

    schmozerbeastOctober12,2011at12:11AM

    Myquestioniswhat'sthemethodbehindthemonthcode?Ratherthanmemorizethem(andforget),I'dprefertobeabletofigureitout(andforgetthemethod).

    Afterlookingatthefirst7leapyearcodes,Ifounditeasiertodividetheyearby4,thenmultiplythatnumberby5togettheyearcode.Forexample,2068isaleapyear.68/4=17,17*5=85.Ifyouremovethemultiplesof7youget1,whichistheyearcode.Oryoucouldjustaddthe85inanddothemultiplesattheend.

    schmozerbeastOctober12,2011at1:11AM

    Also,the'00leapyearexceptiondoesn'tseemtoapplywhenfindingyearcodes.Forinstance,tofindthecodefor1703,youwouldusethecodefor1700(0)andadd3,eventhough1700isn'tdivisibleby400andthusisn'tactuallyaleapyear.

    AnilJadhavOctober12,2011at2:55AM

    Amazingstuff..thanksfortheexplanation

    calicocalOctober12,2011at8:42AM

    Forthe1969exampleIgetthat68isthenearestleapyear,butwheredoesthe56comefrom?

    CaptainNegatoryOctober12,2011at11:47AM

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    CaptainNegatoryOctober12,2011at11:49AM

    @Calicocal

    Regardlessofwhatcenturyyouarein,whenyoudoayearthatis5680(orsomethingclose,hesaystheexactpartunderleapyeartab)Yousubtract56,for8499yousubtract84andfor2852yousubtract28.Doesthatmakesense?

    @schmozerbeastI'mnottheauthorofthispost,butI'mnotsurewhatyou'resaying.1700isaleapyear.

    01e402489f8a11e08a9a000bcdca4d7a

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    October12,2011at3:03PM

    https://www.facebook.com/theHlarityensues

    DanOctober12,2011at11:15PM

    TRYTHIS

    EGDATE:16/5/2020

    AddtheMod7oftheyearspast2000[20]mod7=6

    totheroundingdownofyearspast2000/420/4=5

    tovalueofthecorrespondingmonthvaluefromthefollowingtableJan=1|Feb=4|Mar=4Apr=7|May=2|Jun=5Jul=7|Aug=3|Sep=6Oct=1|Nov=4|Dec=6

    thereforeMay=2

    and

    6+5+2=13

    Now,addthattothedayminus113+161=28

    andfinallymod7theanswer[28]mod7=0

    0=Sat1=Sun2=Mon3=Tue4=Wed5=Thu6=Fri

    Theonlytimethisdoesn'tworkisbetweenJan1sttoFeb29thofanyleapyear...Thesedaysaresimplythedaybeforewhatiscalculated,EG/SaturdaywillbecomeFriday.

    Tryisout,andletmeknowifyoucanbreakit.

    Dan

    DaddyOctober15,2011at11:50PM

    Forgetmemorizingthewholedamncentury!thepatternmakesiteasytocalculate.

    Simplydividetheyearby4andaddthat(withouttheremainder)totheyear,thensubtractthenearestmultipleof7andyouhavetheyearcodeforthe'00's.

    Forexample2025:25/4=66+25=313128=33isthedatecodefor2025

    DaddyOctober16,2011at12:16AM

    @schmmozer

    withregardtothemonthcodes,IamlikeyouIwanttoknowhowtoderiveitratherthanmemorizeitIdon'tknowwhyitstartswith6butthepatternissimpleandratherthanmemorizeall12,Ihavesimplymemorizedjanuaryandjulyandcalculatefromthere.

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    thedifferencesbetweenthemonthcodesaresimplythenumberofdaysbetweenthatmonthandthepreviousminusthenearestmultof7.Februaryissimply6(january)plusthenumberofdaysinJanuaryminus28.6+3128=97=2

    Ifinditeasytosimplyaddthenumberofdaysover28ineachofthemonthstothe6forjanuaryor5forjulytogetthemonthcode.forexamplenovember:5(july)+3(julyhas31days)+3(august)+2(sept)+3(oct)=16(14)=2themonthcodefornov

    WayneMarch17,2012at11:24PM

    GreatarticleTwotips.IfindthemonthcodeeasiertorememberaspatternifyoustartwithspringmonthMarch.Thenit's250351462462

    Howtofigurefirstdayofmonthdateoffirstdayofthemonthisthemonthcodeplusyearcodeplus1(minus1forJanuaryandFebruaryinleapyearsonly).ExampleMarch2012Yearcode1+Monthcode2+1=4,daycodeoffirstdayinMarch,ThursdayApril20121+5+1=7/0,daycodeoffirstdayinApril,Sunday.May20121+0+1=2firstdayinMay,TuesdayButJan20121+6=7/0firstdayinJanuary,Sunday

    Tryit.Itworksfor2013.Etc.

    kristiJuly25,2012at10:28AM

    hey,iseemtobestumpedbythisone:OnwhichdayoftheweekisJanuary14,1900?YourAnswer:SundayCorrectanswer(s):Saturday

    January=6Day=0Year=01900s=1and1900isnotaleapyear.

    thesesitesbackmeup:http://www.dayoftheweek.org/?m=January&d=14&y=1900&go=Gohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_1900

    errorinthequiz?orhelpmeseewhati'mdoingwrong.

    thanks!

    KantheshaMurthySBAugust2,2012at4:20AM

    HiMynameiskantheshIamhelpingmysontotelladaybutaccordingtoformulamonthcode+date+yearcode=weekcodeoctober7thof1974iscommingwrongmonthcodeis6.dateis7yearcodeis16+7+1=00isSundayactuallycorrectanswerisMondayCananyhelpmeplease.

    kristi

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    August2,2012at9:30AM

    Kanthesha,

    October=6Day=7Year=11900s=1

    Youforgottoadd1toaccountforitbeinginthe1900sversusthe2000s.

    (http://gmmentalgym.blogspot.com/2011/03/dayofweekforanydaterevised.html?showComment=1343237285090#ndate1900s)

    hopethathelps!

    KantheshaMurthySBAugust2,2012at9:44PM

    Oho!SoniceofyouKristi,

    Iamverythankfultoyou.

    thankyouverymuch.

    GeoffreyHaleOctober17,2012at2:10PM

    Thisisincredible!You'rewonderful!Somuchfun,thankyou!

    study29December9,2012at1:11PM

    Cansomeonetellmehowtheyarrivedat2091beingyearcode1usingtheirwaytocomputeyearcodes(thisisinthequiz,Dates:2000to2099)?Ithoughtitwouldhavebeen0.

    UnknownDecember17,2012at1:13PM

    @study29

    Howwoulditendupbeing0?

    208884=2004(yearcode5)

    20912088=3

    5+3=8

    87=1

    RanterbobMarch10,2013at6:25PM

    Howmightonecalculatedaysoftheweekpriorto1600andafter2399?

    SorenBjornstadMarch10,2013at8:28PM

    After2399thepatternofcenturycodesshouldjustrepeat.Asmentionedhere,priorto1600theGregoriancalendarwasnotreallyinuse,sothistrickdoesn'tworkforthere.

    CMSCollegeBefore80'sApril10,2013at6:43PM

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    pushpinderMay13,2013at12:16PM

    excellentstuff,,,,gudexplanation,,,keepitup!!

    KennCarlsonDyMay25,2013at11:18PM

    help!July231991

    soin1991:for91thecodeis5for19001999thecodeis1so1991=6

    forJulycodeis5

    23is23

    5+6+23=34>reduceto6makingitsaturday,butthequizheresaysitstuesday..

    sachintanwarMay28,2013at1:15AM

    Ihavegonethroughyourblog.Theinformationyouhavegivenarereallyinformative.Thanksforsharingthepost.

    GyminPanchkula

    KantheshaMurthySBJune27,2013at7:04AM

    HiKenn,Foryourconfusion

    July2319915+2(2321)+1+1(19001999=>1)5+2+1+1=97=22isTuesday>youcanseeinthispageonlyontop.

    RushikeshMJuly2,2013at12:26PM

    Dearkanthesta,Why1isaddedtwicewhenweknowfor1900to1999itstobaddedonlyonce

    RushikeshMJuly2,2013at12:28PM

    Solvefor01march2011

    RahulAskarSeptember23,2013at9:52AM

    NIceJobPi!Youcanseemyeffortson:calendarinmind.blogspot.com

    DougBangJanuary7,2014at5:48PM

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    DougBangJanuary7,2014at5:58PM

    Itriedthiswithmybirthday:June2,1978whichcameoutto4=Thursday,butwhenIcheckeditonline,mybirthdayfellonaFriday.AmIdoingthemathwrong??

    June=3the2ndofthemonth=21978=2072+6+1=6+6+1=13

  • 6/17/2015 GreyMatters:MentalGym:DayoftheWeekForAnyDate(Revised)

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    Therefore,June2,1978=3+2+13=18

    and18mod7=4=Thursday!

    JohnJanuary10,2014at12:02PM

    HiDoug,Ithinktheproblemwiththewayyousolveditisthatthereisaleapyearinbetween2072and2078whichwouldincreaseitby1.

    Ididthis207856=2022.Iknowfromthechartthat2020=4.So4+2=6.Addthe1foritbeinginthe1900s.6+1=7forouryearcode.

    3forJanuary,2forthedate.3+2+7=12.127=5.5isFriday.__________________

    IwastakingthequizandthereisadatethatIcannotsolve.January24,2068.Thequizandotherplacesonlinetellmeit'sTuesday,butIkeepcomingupwithWednesday.January=624canbefactoredto=3206856=2012.Charttellsmethatis=1

    6+3+1=10.107=3.Wednesday...IstheresomethingI'moverlooking?

    GuyBurnsJanuary10,2014at11:34PM

    Doug78=76not72

    JohnJanuary13,2014at4:55PM

    Nevermind,Ifoundmymistake.Thisparagraphmusthavegonestraightthroughmybrain..."Note:It'simportanttonotethat,inleapyears,Januaryreducesbyoneto5,andFebruaryreducesbyoneto1.Theotheryearsdon'tchangeinleapyears.Leapyearswillbediscussedinmoredetaillater."

    JoshJordanJanuary14,2014at10:34PM

    Iliketheideaofaquizoneachphaseofthecalculation,buttheFirstSundayDoomsdayAlgorithmissimplerandeasiertoremember.http://firstsundaydoomsday.blogspot.comThemonthscodesareespeciallyeasythere,becauseofthemnemonic"Iwork95atthe711"(SothemonthcodeforSeptemberis5andthemonthcodeforNovemberis7),andthateveryevenmonthisitsownmonthcode.ForinstancethemonthcodeofOctoberis10,orAprilis4.ThesetworulescombinedcovereverymonthexceptJanandFeb,whichalsohaverelativelysimplerules.

    AndrewMcDermottFebruary17,2014at2:29PM

    CaptainNegatorycommentedthatfindingthenearestleapyearwascausingtrouble.I'vefoundreducingtheyearby28,56or84firstsimplifiesthis.

    Forexampletogettheyearcodefor2091I'dthinkofitas'WhatdoIneedtoaddto84togetto91"thenIsimplyuse2007asmyyearwhichis2004(5)+3=8=1.

    ThiswayIcangettheyearcodeinacoupleofseconds.

    Hopethishelpssomeone!

    UnknownJune21,2014at6:03PM

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    What'swintergottodowithJanuary?Ohright,someofyoudon'tknowthesouthernhemisphereexists.

    AkiDakhaneAugust13,2014at11:58PM

    CananybodypleasetellmehowtocalculateJanuaryandFebruaryinleapyearbetween20002099.Example:7February2016

    MaxworthMineralsAugust19,2014at2:17AM

    HiAki,

    Youmaytrythis!

    Eg:7Feb2016

    fortheyear2016,thecodeis6

    forthemonthFeb,thecodeis1.Sinceitisaleapyear,youneedtosubtract1fromthemonthcodeandthisappliesforJanmonthaswellforleapyearcalculation.

    Forthe7thday,itis77=0

    Now,Daycode+Monthcode+Yearcode

    0+1+6=7whichis0(77=0)

    0standsforweekdaycode"SUNDAY"

    Hopeithashelpedyou!

    KUMAR

    AntonioManzanaresJimnezOctober5,2014at6:39AM

    Hola.Megustariasaberculessonloscdigosdeldamesyao.Gracias.

    KimLucenecioOctober24,2014at8:34AM

    what'stheyearcodeof2015?andwhy?

    MartinOctober25,2014at11:01AM

    ThemnemonicsforthemonthnumbersmakenosensetopeopleoutsidetheUnitedStates.

    RobertioNovember3,2014at6:54AM

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    srikanthsNovember9,2014at7:23PM

    thankyou

    reginaldskibbaNovember10,2014at10:07AM

    january1,20206+1+4=1111/7=1and4/74=thursday,whyisitwednesdayincalendar?didicomputesomethingwrong?

    JeshurNovember12,2014at12:48PM

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    @reginaldskibba2020isaleapyear.SomonthcodeforJanuarywillbeWinter(6)minus1ie5.

    JeshurNovember12,2014at12:51PM

    Excellenttutorial!Iwon'tfindthose"genius's"ondiscoverymuchfascinatinganymore)Themnemonicshavesimplystuckinmyhead.Wonderfulteachingmethodology.Goingtopracticethisasoften.Thanksaton!Cheers!:)

    eusypaulNovember22,2014at6:39AM

    mybirthdayisDecember241991.basedontheformulatheresultis1monday.butitsTuesdaynthecalendar

    DarthFranciumNovember23,2014at10:56PM

    @eusypaul

    Ibelieveinsteadofyearcode1,youareusingyearcode0.

    9184=07closestto07is04whichisyearcode55+3=8(since7is3awayfrom4)8=1Day=2421=3Month=44+3+1=8+1(becauseofthedatebeinginthe1900's)=997=2whichisTuesday.

    WhatIfindmyselfdoingofteniswhentheyearisbelow10forsomereason,Iskipastep.Insteadofdoing2004=yearcode5andthenadding3for2007,illjusttake2007anduseyearcode7insteadtoget0becauseitendsin7,whichiswhatIthinkyoudid.I'mnotsurewhymybraindoesthat,butitoccasionallychoosestoskipthatstep.probablywhatyouaredoing.hopethathelped.

    ChristopherPiedadNovember27,2014at11:31PM

    icomputed10161981myansweris4icheckedittherightansweris5.ivedalreadyadd1foryears1900..plshelpthanks

    AdrienMarcadetDecember2,2014at4:35AM

    Ido17thofJanuary1936overanoveragainandIalwaysfindSaturdaybutit'saFriday...Here'showidoit:1936isa3year:36/12=3Januaryis6,andfinally17is...well17!Therefore:3+6+17=26With+1forthe19'shundredsit's6>Saturday!!!Sowhy,whyisitaFridaythen??Thanks.

    AdrienMarcadetDecember2,2014at4:50AM

    Christopher:1981is3:81=12x6+9and6+9=15>1514=1andfinallyyouhavetoadd2leapyears.ThenOctoberis6.Nowweaddeverythingup:3+6+16=252521=4Andthe+1forthe19'shundreds,it's:5!!!Hopeithelped.

    sasanksamudralaDecember6,2014at8:36AM

    1stAugust1997

    2097nearestleapyearis2096whichhasyearcodeof87=1

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    so2097yearcodeis2

    1+6+2=9

    for1900'sweneedtoadd1sonetresultis9+1=10107=3whichisWednesday

    ButtheactualresultshouldbeFriday

    RobertBakerDecember10,2014at7:05PM

    @sasanksamudralaYouarecorrectthetensyearcodeis2andthecenturyyearcodeis1forayearcodeof3.

    ThemonthcodeforAugustis1,thisiswhereIthinkyoumadeyourmistake.

    Andthefirstisa1.

    1,Aug,19981+1+3=5whichisFriday

    swechasumedhaDecember16,2014at1:21PM

    thanqsomuchforpostingsuchausefulpostlikethis:)

    DzvqrJanuary14,2015at1:04PM

    2038,January,5th5+6+5=16167=99=???Pleasehelp?

    AnandBhagwatJanuary18,2015at7:48AM

    IhavealoteasiermethodofrememberingtheYearCodes.ThatistomakeaperiodictableofYearcodes.thereisonlyoneruleforalltheyearcodes.Ihaddevelopedthis35yearsago.Anyoneinterestedshouldsendarequestonanandnb124@yahoo.com.Itisallfree.

    AnandBhagwatJanuary18,2015at7:54AM

    Sampleofthetable.forcompleteexplanationpleasewritetomeontheaboveemailaddress.

    Yr.Cod5316420

    L/YearsTable(codesforYears1,2&3are1,2&3respectively)481216202428323640444852566064687276808488929600

    SPKAILASHJanuary31,2015at12:55AM

    Howtocalculatetheyearcode...explainclearly...plzzzz

    onepatasMarch26,2015at4:48AM

    Hi,I'dliketoaskyouifIcantranslateyourpostintoCzechandpostitonmyblogwithalinkonthissite.Thankyouforanswer.

    rohitpushkarApril11,2015at12:17PM

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    iamunabletofigureoutthelogicforthisquestionwhatwasthedayoftheweekon17august1983?

    AnthonyNeubertMay7,2015at9:09AM

    @rohitpushkar

    ClosestLeapYearto1983is1980.8056=24.2024=12/2=2+3(19831980).Sotheyearcodeis5+1for1900s+3(1714)+1(August)107=3WhichisWednesday

    TomDaleyMay25,2015at4:38PM

    Countmeamongthosewhofindtherecommendedprocedurefordevelopingtheyearnumbertobetoofussy,withtoomanysteps/shortcuts/mnemonicstojuggle.I'vereducedittoasimplerprocessformyownuse:

    Fortheyearsofthecurrentcentury,simplytakethelasttwodigitsoftheyear,addthenumberof4'syouhaveaccumulatedonthewaytothatnumber,andthendoyourmodulo7.Example:for2050,take50,add12(becausethereare12foursin50),andyouhave62.Divideoutthe7's,andyouareleftwith6.Neat!

    Asalways,youcanmodyour7'satanystageso50+12=62willgiveyouthesameyearnumberresultas1(50mod7)+5(12mod7).

    purnendusenMay29,2015at8:30AM

    Tellmeabouttheprocessofcalculatingyearcodes..plz

    HiepNguyenJune10,2015at8:28PM

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