Extending the DateTime structure in C#: Part II

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Gowtham Rajamanickam11y ago
Good article for learners....
Sam Hobbs15y ago
For other readers, don't be afraid to admit that you don't know what a notional year is. I don't know what it is; perhaps it refers to people that understand the notion of a year but don't know the details of how many days are in a year.
- Vulpes15y ago
  It does sound a bit metaphysical but it's efficient (nothing but integer arithmetic) and it works which are the important things :)
Tharake Gunatilake15y ago
I'm a biginner and also a student of Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology. You are doing a great help for students like us... Thank you very much....
Raja Krishnamurthy15y ago
Very useful extension method. I like your implementation of Excess Days in WeeksBetween method..... well thought out..... One small suggestion though : you could use "?" operator instead of if then else statements. Great Job!!! 5 stars!!! (rating could be included for articles - suggestion to Admins :-)).
- Vulpes15y ago
  Many thanks for your comments, Raja :) Yes, I could have used the ternary operator instead of if/else though as the expressions were on the long side, I thought if/else would look better in print.