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Problem Statement

Definition

Class:

NextOlympics

Method:

countDays

Parameters:

String

Returns:

int

Method signature:

int countDays(String today)

(be sure your method is public)

Notes

• In this problem, you will implement the class "NextOlympics" with a public function named "countDays" which takes a string today as a parameter and returns an integer value.
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• For testing on custom cases or attempting challenges in the Challenge Phase, the string you input should be enclosed in double quotes (""). For example, you can input "2020.07.24" including the quotes.

Constraints

• The string today will represent a valid date (in Gregorian Calendar) from July 24th 2020 to July 23rd 2021, inclusive.

Examples

1. "2020.07.24"

   Returns: 364

   TopCoder SRM 788 is taking place in July 24th, 2020. Here, Tokyo Olympics 2021 is less than one year from now! Given this, 364 days are remaining to the opening ceremony of the Olympics. By the way, July 24th, 2020 is a holiday in Japan called "Sports Day". It's a holiday to celebrate the Olympics.

2. "2020.11.09"

   Returns: 256

   In this example, "today" is November 9th, 2020. Here, 256 days are remaining until the Olympics begin. So, you should return 256 for this example. Suzuki has to wait 256 days for the opening ceremony.

3. "2021.02.25"

   Returns: 148

   In this example, "today" is February 25th, 2021. Here, 148 days are remaining until the opening ceremony. Suzuki has to wait 148 days for the opening ceremony.

4. "2021.07.23"

   Returns: 0

   In this example, "today" is July 23rd, 2021. It's the day of the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics 2021. For this case, since there are 0 days remaining to the opening ceremony, you should return 0.

5. "2020.12.31"

   Returns: 204

   In this example, "today" is December 31st, 2020. There are 204 days remaining to the opening ceremony.

6. "2021.01.01"

   Returns: 203

   In this example, "today" is January 1st, 2021. There are 203 days remaining to the opening ceremony.

7. "2021.02.01"

   Returns: 172

8. "2021.03.01"

   Returns: 144

9. "2021.04.01"

   Returns: 113

10. "2021.05.01"

    Returns: 83

11. "2021.06.01"

    Returns: 52

12. "2021.07.01"

    Returns: 22

13. "2020.08.01"

    Returns: 356

14. "2020.09.01"

    Returns: 325

15. "2020.10.01"

    Returns: 295

16. "2020.11.01"

    Returns: 264

17. "2020.12.01"

    Returns: 234

18. "2021.01.31"

    Returns: 173

19. "2021.02.28"

    Returns: 145

20. "2021.03.31"

    Returns: 114

21. "2021.04.30"

    Returns: 84

22. "2021.05.31"

    Returns: 53

23. "2021.06.30"

    Returns: 23

24. "2020.07.31"

    Returns: 357

25. "2020.08.31"

    Returns: 326

26. "2020.09.30"

    Returns: 296

27. "2020.10.31"

    Returns: 265

28. "2020.11.30"

    Returns: 235

29. "2021.01.12"

    Returns: 192

30. "2021.02.12"

    Returns: 161

31. "2021.03.03"

    Returns: 142

32. "2021.04.11"

    Returns: 103

33. "2021.05.30"

    Returns: 54

34. "2021.06.21"

    Returns: 32

35. "2021.07.04"

    Returns: 19

36. "2020.08.15"

    Returns: 342

37. "2020.09.23"

    Returns: 303

38. "2020.10.20"

    Returns: 276

39. "2020.11.05"

    Returns: 260

40. "2020.12.11"

    Returns: 224

41. "2021.03.15"

    Returns: 130