Problem 2397. Leap Year

Created by Kumar Sandeep

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George Berken on 30 Jun 2014

Kumar, in problem #4 there is one to many right parenthesis. George...

George Berken on 30 Jun 2014

Actually I just realized it is the "isequal" is missing in test #4.

Kumar Sandeep on 1 Jul 2014

Thanks George.Am extremely sorry for that.I just corrected it.

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David Hibberd on 31 Mar 2020

so, why doesn't it tell me if it works?
why doesn't it confirm if my rounddown function is in the correct syntax?

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