Can anyone help me out on how to make a calendar in java that

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>>57359054
>pajeet on my board

SE or EE?

>>57359054
The java built in calendar sucks. Find a third party one and use that.

>>57359054

Stopped reading right there

ok op, let's walk you through this like you're a turbo-retard (you are). Start by thinking about the ABSOLUTE simplest and dumbest, least dynamic method of doing this.
In your case probably a multidimensional array containing EVERY possible date you could display. Which would be a 4d array with the dimensions year, month, day and day of week.
To include ALL possible dates that way you'd have to manually input 1200 years worth of dates. I'm assuming the owner of your callcenter wouldn't think that to be good enough, so you have to compress the method. For that you have to understand what generates the data. You are being faced with a NP type problem.
Observe quirks in data, patterns it follows etc etc.
Formulate a hypothesis and test it.

Daily reminder CS goes beyond computing and is parts information science.

>>57360366
>4d array
Oops, I fucked that one up
It would only be 3d. Years, Months and Days and you'd use it something like this

string return = Alldates[ inputYear % AmountOfPredefYears(not sure how the java cmd would be)][inputMonths % 12][inputDays % daysOfCrntMonth(again not sure)]

Sorry if I made mistakes, it's really late and I do C#, not java