How would you modify a Julian Date function (C#) so that it works for leap years?
I am working with Visual Studio 2010 and C#.
How would you modify the following Julian Date function so that it works for leap years?
public static String ConvertToJulianyyyyddd(Dat
{
DateTime startofyear = new DateTime(Date.Year, 1, 1);
TimeSpan dif = Date - startofyear;
return String.Format("{0}{1:D3}",
}
How would you modify the following Julian Date function so that it works for leap years?
public static String ConvertToJulianyyyyddd(Dat
{
DateTime startofyear = new DateTime(Date.Year, 1, 1);
TimeSpan dif = Date - startofyear;
return String.Format("{0}{1:D3}",
}
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