C Program to print number of days in given Month

C Program to print number of days in given Month  | Number of days in given month | Switch case Months Days Calculator | decision control basic example Calendar in C

#include
#include

main()
{
int mon;

printf("Enter number ( 1 - 12 ): ");
scanf("%d",&mon);

switch(mon)
{
case 1:
printf("January has 31 days");
break;
case 2:
printf("February has 28 days");
break;  
case 3:
printf("March has 31 days");
break;  
case 4:
printf("April has 30 days");
break;  
case 5:
printf("May has 31 days");
break;  
case 6:
printf("June has 30 days");
break;  
case 7:
printf("July has 31 days");
break;
case 8:
printf("August has 31 days");
break;   
case 9:
printf("September has 30 days");
break;  
case 10:
printf("October has 31 days");
break;  
case 11:
printf("November has 30 days");
break;  
case 12:
printf("December has 31 days");
break;  
                 default:
printf("INVALID INPUT! ");
}
getch();
}





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