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Suppose you are given the following information:      Integer:first_day. This is the day on Jan 1 where 0 is sunday 1 is monday and ... 6 is Saturday      Integer: leap_year. leap_year=1 indciates that the given year is leap year and 0 indicates not a leap year       Integer: date (between 1 to Max days of the month, both inclusive)      Integer: month (between 1 to 12, both inclusive) The task is to find the day name on the given date and print the output in the following format:     June 10 is Saturday  Valide the input values and print appropriate error messages. Make sure to comply the output format. Month name should be printed instead of numerical equal of the day.  Also day name should be printed instead of numerical equal of the month. This in C++.

Suppose you are given the following information:      Integer:first_day. This is the day on Jan 1 where 0 is sunday 1 is monday and ... 6 is Saturday      Integer: leap_year. leap_year=1 indciates that the given year is leap year and 0 indicates not a leap year       Integer: date (between 1 to Max days of the month, both inclusive)      Integer: month (between 1 to 12, both inclusive) The task is to find the day name on the given date and print the output in the following format:     June 10 is Saturday  Valide the input values and print appropriate error messages. Make sure to comply the output format. Month name should be printed instead of numerical equal of the day.  Also day name should be printed instead of numerical equal of the month. This in C++.

Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    int first_day = atoi(argv[1]);
    int leap_year = atoi(argv[2]);
    int date = atoi(argv[3]);
    int month = atoi(argv[4]);
 
 
return 0;}
 
(THIS IS THE PROBLEM:)
 Suppose you are given the following information:
     Integer:first_day. This is the day on Jan 1 where 0 is sunday 1 is monday and ... 6 is Saturday
     Integer: leap_year. leap_year=1 indciates that the given year is leap year and 0 indicates not a leap year 
     Integer: date (between 1 to Max days of the month, both inclusive)
     Integer: month (between 1 to 12, both inclusive)
The task is to find the day name on the given date and print the output in the following format:
    June 10 is Saturday
 Valide the input values and print appropriate error messages.
Make sure to comply the output format. Month name should be printed instead of numerical equal of the day.
 Also day name should be printed instead of numerical equal of the month.
This in C++.
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