Maintenance script: Automated superscript correction

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Automated superscript correction

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	# [2ND] + [0] for the CATALOG		# [2ND] + [0] for the CATALOG
	# [X^^-1^^] to jump to the letter D		# [X<sup>-1</sup>] to jump to the letter D
	# [ENTER] to insert the command		# [ENTER] to insert the command
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	:dayOfWk(2007,12,30)		:dayOfWk(2007,12,30)

	The above code returns 1, because the 30^^th^^ of December, 2007, is a Sunday.		The above code returns 1, because the 30<sup>th</sup> of December, 2007, is a Sunday.

	= Error Conditions =		= Error Conditions =

	* '''[[TI-BASIC:Errors#domain\|ERR:DOMAIN]]''' is thrown if any of the arguments are non-integral, or the date does not exist, such as the 42^^nd^^ of February. However, the year does not matter (a date that takes place in the year 10000 is valid). However, there are exceptions, even if some dates do exist, this error may still occur. If you attempt to calculate the previous day of week such as the previous day, the error may still occur.		* '''[[TI-BASIC:Errors#domain\|ERR:DOMAIN]]''' is thrown if any of the arguments are non-integral, or the date does not exist, such as the 42<sup>nd</sup> of February. However, the year does not matter (a date that takes place in the year 10000 is valid). However, there are exceptions, even if some dates do exist, this error may still occur. If you attempt to calculate the previous day of week such as the previous day, the error may still occur.

	= Related Commands =		= Related Commands =

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{{Template:TI-BASIC:Command
|picture=DAYOFWK.PNG
|summary=Returns an integer from 1 to 7, each representing a day of the week, given a date.
|syntax=dayOfWk(''year'',''month'',''day'')
|location=Press:
# [2ND] + [0] for the CATALOG
# [X^^-1^^] to jump to the letter D
# [ENTER] to insert the command
|compatibility=TI-84+/SE
|size=2 bytes
}}

dayOfWk(''year'',''month'',''day'') returns an integer from 1 to 7, each representing a separate day of the week. 1 represents Sunday, 2 represents Monday, and so on, until 7 goes with Saturday. The date format is different than the normal American format (month/day/year), so be careful to put the arguments in the right order.

:dayOfWk(2007,12,30)

The above code returns 1, because the 30^^th^^ of December, 2007, is a Sunday.

= Error Conditions =

* '''[[TI-BASIC:Errors#domain|ERR:DOMAIN]]''' is thrown if any of the arguments are non-integral, or the date does not exist, such as the 42^^nd^^ of February. However, the year does not matter (a date that takes place in the year 10000 is valid). However, there are exceptions, even if some dates do exist, this error may still occur. If you attempt to calculate the previous day of week such as the previous day, the error may still occur.

= Related Commands =

* [[TI-BASIC:Dbd|Dbd(]]
* [[TI-BASIC:Setdate|SetDate(]]
* [[TI-BASIC:Getdate|GetDate]]
* [[TI-BASIC:Getdtfmt|GetDtFmt]]

= See Also =

* [[TI-BASIC:Day_Of_Week|Day_Of_Week]] -- routine to calculate the day of the week[[Category:TI-BASIC]]
[[Category:TIBD]]

TI-BASIC:Dayofwk - Revision history

Maintenance script: Automated superscript correction

Maintenance script: Initial automated import