The meaning and significance of week and week 0 in this sentence

From the point of view of the program, the variable week represents Monday to Sunday (Sunday is represented by 2, Monday is represented by 2, and so on, that is, week represents the day of the week), the role of the program is to print out the monthly calendar, I directly add comments in the program.

for(int i=1;i<=monthdays;i++)"\t");Enter the current day i and enter one"\t"

After output, week is added by 1 to indicate that today is the day of the week.

week++;

Print the calendar, Saturday to change the line, week==7 to determine whether it is Saturday. if(week==7){

);Determines whether the current date is Saturday and, if so, outputs line breaks.

If it's a Saturday (last day), set week to 0

week=0;

Without week++, the value of week will always stop at the initial value (look at the initial value given by you outside), that is, it will never be able to wrap.

No week = 0 week to 7 will continue to increase, there are no more than 8 days in a week.

Hehe, I guess that means to cycle the number of days in a month and print it as follows:

If you remove week++ and week=0, it becomes like this:

week++ does not exist when the cycle is looped, and the week will not be added once per cycle.

week=0 There are only seven days in a week, and if it doesn't exist, the week will be added all the time, eight weeks and nine ......

It means that you want to output the number of days without a month by week, the function of week is to change the line every week of output, if there is no week, then all dates will be output in one line (of course, the display will still be new) like the following.

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Original sentence: week

Translation: nWeek, week.

Knowledge fills: ly week Holy Week; Good Friday; the week before Easter; Great Sunday.

Passion Week: The first week before Easter; Good Friday; the second week before the Day of Resurrection; Take the week of the crucifixion.

fashion week; Fashion Week; fashion shows; New York Fashion Week.

week four; Humanities and Geography Current Reading; exotic; Characters and stories to read in context.

Week One News & Current Affairs Reading; Week 1; Table of Contents] Volume 1 Digging Week; A colorful life.

silver week**; Silver Week.

every week; The nuclear period of each star state; Performed once a week.

Industry Week; Industry Weekly; Industry Weekly; Business Week.

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