>>>>>Well, let me beat the horse Dragan already targeted from another angle:
>>>>>there are months with more than 28 days, which your code will press into 4 weeks. Some weeks of those I'd prefer not to work but count as holiday weeks as they have more than 7 days ;-)
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>>>>You are lucky that you only have to work 35 hours a week :). In American, we work 24/7 :).
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>>>Then why create a function to create 24/8, 24/9 and 24/10 weeks as well ?
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>>Sorry I miss your point (if you are not joking). I could not find a case where my function (above) would return any other number but 1,2,3, or 4. Where do you get 8,9,10?
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>From the meaning of 24/7, which, unzipped, means "24 hours a day, 7 days a week" - and he urged you to surpass the productivity of that by cramming more days into a week.
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>There are months with five mondays. Just take anything longer than february and a monday on 1st or 2nd, for instance november 2016.
Thank you for clarifying. I will either use Antonio's approach (once I understand it) or change my code to account for the 5th week.
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