Programming and Problem Solving With C++
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Author: Nell Dale
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Chapter 1, Problem 1CSF
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(a)
To use the leap year
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To decide if the given year 2000is leap year or not.
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(c)
To decide if the given year 1996 is leap year or not.
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(d)
To decide if the given year 1998 is leap year or not.
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