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Surely the only time that is true is if the month is February in a non-leap year. For the most part, therefore, all you need test with whether the month is '2' and the year divided by '4' <> '0'. I know there are more sophisticated leap-year tests, but that will suffice for any year from 1901 to 2099, inclusive.
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