September 2001
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string jdtojulian(int JD) Converts a Julian day count to a Julian calendar date.
Returns:
Julian calendar date; 0/0/0 if JD is an invalid Julian day count
Description:
jdtojulian() converts a Julian day count to a Julian calendar date. The format of the date string is MM/DD/YY.
The Julian calendar (not to be confused with Julian day count) was adopted by the Roman empire in 46 B.C. The calendar marked a significant change from the earlier Roman calendar systems and it’s speculated that it’s based on the calendar of another culture—perhaps Babylon. This calendar was adopted by much of the western world and remained in use in some areas until the 20th century. To find out more on this subject, consult your local library or search ...
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