def print_birthdays(filename):
'''This function accepts a string filename as a parameter,
the function then opens and reads the file - when the
input is 'birthdays.txt' - the file print the person’s name,
birthday, and the day of the week on which the person was born.
'''
file = open(filename, 'r')
for line in file:
categories = line.split(',')
name = categories[0]
month = int(categories[1])
day = int(categories[2])
year = int(categories[3])
newdate = Date(month,day,year)
y = newdate.day_of_week()
print(name +" (" + str(newdate) + ")" + " ("+ str(y) + ")")
def print_birthdays(filename):
''' accepts a string filename as a parameter. The function should then open the file that corresponds to that filename, read through the file, and print some information derived from that file.
'''
file = open(filename, 'r')
for line in file:
line = line[:-1]
fields = line.split(',')
name = fields[0]
new_month = int(fields[1])
new_day = int(fields[2])
new_year = int(fields[3])
d = Date(new_month, new_day, new_year)
day = d.day_of_week()
print(name + ' ' + '(' + str(d) + ')' + ' ' + '(' + day + ')')
file.close()
def nye_counts(start, end):
"""This function counts and prints how many times New Year’s Eve
falls on each day of the week between the years start and end."""
counts = {}
counts['Sunday'] = 0
counts['Monday'] = 0
counts['Tuesday'] = 0
counts['Wednesday'] = 0
counts['Thursday'] = 0
counts['Friday'] = 0
counts['Saturday'] = 0
for year in range(start, end + 1):
newdate = Date(12,31,year)
y = newdate.day_of_week()
#print(y)
counts[y] += 1
print(counts)