On Mon, 03 Apr 2000 17:40:10 +0100 (BST), Simon Bowring wrote:
>Quite a few such programs did go wrong! Typically such programs
>output the year as "100" (but other errors are possible).
>
One of the common functions in various places returns year-1900 for
years up to and including 1999 and the year itself for 2000 onwards.
That's why so many websites had dates like 100, 19100, 192000 and 3900.
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