Generating random dates
When dealing with date management and testing, a crucial task is associated with generating dates. Based on my experience in business, it is inevitable to focus on relevance and correctness. Each date consists of day, month, and year elements. There is also time denotation, but it can be ignored in this phase.
I often encounter my students modeling individual elements separately, and then the resulting value is achieved by putting the elements together. However, how do you generate and process it? No problem – the year can be defined by the range to be generated. The same approach can be applied to month reflection. However, to ensure overall consistency, the day elements must be emphasized. Namely, what about the right border for day processing? Some months have 31 days. The rest have only 30 days. Moreover, there is a specific month (February) with a different number of days. It consists of either 28 or 29 days (if it’s a leap year). The processing...
