How do u find the leap year withput using division and modulo operator in your program???

Answer 1

Here are some ways of identifying leap years without using a modulo function.

Firstly, let’s assume (or test) that the year is in the range 1901 - 2099.

(a) A leap year expressed as a binary number will have 00 as the last two digits. So:

it’s a leap year if year & (not 4) == 0

(b) If you have a function available to truncate a real number to an integer then this works:

x = trunc(year / 4)
it’s a leap year if x * 4 == year

(c) If you have shift (not circular shift) operators, which I’m sure Verilog has then:

x = year >> 2
it’s a leap year if (x << 2) == year

If the assumption about the range being 1901 - 2099 is false then you’ll need some extra logic to eliminate 1900, 1800, 1700 and 2100, 2200, 2300 and so on.

Source: Quora

Answer 2

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