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So let's start with our solution to find if this year is leep or not.
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So first of all, let's create additional variable, a new variable and call this variable year.
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Now, let's bring a nice message.
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Print out after a year.
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OK, so that the user will be able to specify what year he wants to check.
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Then we are going to use this kind of function and to read this information and store it inside the
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variable year.
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Now, what we are going to do is simply to take our previous conditions that we talked about and try
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to simplify them.
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So the first condition, I will even start from the end and I will say that we will check if year can
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be divided by 400.
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OK, without a remainder, we can simply write equal to zero.
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Then in this case, we can definitely say that the year is divided, can be divided by 400 without a
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remainder and also by four without a remainder.
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Write because 404, you know that.
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And even if it's even we know that it can be divided by 100.
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But still, if we know that it can be divided by 400, then that's a leap year.
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OK, just a couple of terminologies, guys.
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Nothing complicated.
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That's the rules to decide if a given year is leap or not.
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Nothing we can do about it.
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So in this case, let's simply print this year or maybe percentage the year, for example, of two thousand
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and whatever is a leap year.
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OK, so that's the first message that we are going to use.
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Backslash and of course and here we are going to print here.
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OK, so we are good with years that can be divided by 400 without the remainder.
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Now let's move on to if, for example, the result of this condition is false.
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OK, and that means that the year cannot be divided by 400.
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So in this case, we can say else if a year can be divided by a hundred without a remainder.
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Right.
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If we take a look at our explanation and it was the second condition that I showed you in the presentation,
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then in this case, we can say that this year is definitely is definitely not the leap year, because
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even if it can be divided by four without a remainder, but it still cannot be divided by 400, then
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definitely this year is not leap.
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So percentage percentage.
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The year is not a leap year.
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OK, here is specifically the year itself.
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And there you go.
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It's just correct.
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These are awesome.
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And now all that remains is basically to say that if the year cannot be divided by 400 without a remainder
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and also not by a hundred, then in this case what we have to do is simply to ask the following question.
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Else, if a year can be divided by four without the remainder, and if that's the case, then we are
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going to print that the year is a leap, year is a leap year.
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OK.
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So basically these are just the rules defined for a leap years.
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And one thing that we also need to take into account is what is the final Ale's?
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So if, for example, the result for this condition is falls and four releases falls and releases falls.
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So finally the last ls that takes the result of the remaining options will say that there are the lead.
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The year is not a leap of course, because it cannot be divided by four and absolutely that's not a
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leap year.
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So I hope that's clear to you guys.
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So we're forgot to return to zero at the end, just the specified.
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So I hope that's clear.
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That's how you find basically if a given year is leap or not.
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And yeah, I think this is it.
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Just remember that there are a couple of rules that you need to to check a couple of conditions.
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That's not something that you like, you know, like know it and apply it on a daily basis, probably.
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But since you know that you have to write some program and these programs should find if a year is leep
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or not.
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So your steps are, first of all to understand, OK, I'm going to write a program then to understand
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what are the conditions for a year to believe or not in like general terminology is just like you've
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seen in the presentation, and then simply to take these knowledged liked process it in your head and
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once you are done.
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Processing it simply will take this information and try to construct it in our programming language,
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in this case, it's the C programming language.
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So I guess, yeah, this is it for this video, guys.
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Thank you so much for watching.
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Keep on practicing and I will see you in the next video for us.
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If you have any questions, feel free to ask them and we will do our best to assist you with whatever
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you got.
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So until next time.
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My name is Ludde.
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I'll see you then.
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