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Modern Chrono DateTime DaysInYear
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Returns 365 or 366, the number of days in a year.
DateTime.DaysInYear( y )#import "std/chrono"
using chrono
print DateTime.DaysInYear( 2025 ) '' 365
print DateTime.DaysInYear( 2024 ) '' 366Library: Chrono Date and Time
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