Correct date X54516

Statement

Write a boolean function @correct_date(d,m,y)@ that tells us whether day @d@ of month @m@ of year @y@ represents an actually correct date. Argument @y@ is always an int between 1800 and 9999. The rules to decide on february 29 for this interval of years can be found in exercise X91228: “Leap Years (2)”.

Sample session

>>> correct_date(30, 11, 1971)
True
>>> correct_date(6, 4, 1971)
True
>>> correct_date(4, 8, 2001)
True
>>> correct_date(29, 2, 2001)
False
>>> correct_date(32, 11, 2005)
False
>>> correct_date(30, 11, 2004)
True
>>> correct_date(-20, 15, 2000)
False

Information

Author: José Luis Balcázar
Language: English
Official solutions: Python
User solutions: Python