What is 365 days backward from 20th July 2022 please?

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This is to settle an argument.
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What date is 365 days in the past from July 20th this year?
Thanks in advance.

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20.7.21

No leap year involved, so the same date last year

July 20th 2021 surely?

That's my birthday, 20th July.

I don't know the answer but would assume 20th July still as no leap year this year.

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Interested in what other answer there could be?

It depends how you read it surely?

The 365th day would be the 20th July.

But if you need 365 whole/clear days then the 19th July.

I think, questions like this make my brain hurt.

19th July 2021
My birthday!

yabu not to just google it

21st July.

Each date only happens once in a year. If you include the 20th at both ends, then it's a year and a day, 366 days.

Same principle if you count back 7 days from a Friday, you end up on a Saturday.

Or that if you had documents to batch file in 1000s, you'd have numbers 1001-2000 and that would be exactly 1000 documents. Numbers 1000-2000 would equal 1001 actual documents.

@DrWhoNowww

It depends how you read it surely?

The 365th day would be the 20th July.

But if you need 365 whole/clear days then the 19th July.

I think, questions like this make my brain hurt.

As long as we all accept that 19th July 2022 is one day before 20th July 2022 (and I don't think there can be any other answer, really), then 20th July 2021 is 365 days before.

Same principle if you count back 7 days from a Friday, you end up on a Saturday.
It's Sunday 9pm (ish), one day back is Saturday 9pm, 7 days back is Sunday 9pm last week.

21st July last year. One full year. Defo NOT the 20th July. Because then you’d be counting the same date twice.

I’d say 21.7.21

@Svara

Same principle if you count back 7 days from a Friday, you end up on a Saturday. It's Sunday 9pm (ish), one day back is Saturday 9pm, 7 days back is Sunday 9pm last week.

Agree with this 20.07.21

I would say 21.07.21 - 365 days in a year.

This is the argument I'm having.
19, 20th and 21st were all put forward and argued as right - various reasons. I wanted to ask the hive mind of MN.

A year before my birthday, it was my birthday.
So, 20th July. What ARE you planning for my birthday?

I cant see how it would be the 19th?
20, 19, 18...... you would cycle back through the 20th, and it would be more than 365 days ago, surely?

Just to confuse matters there are actually only 364 and a quarter days in a year hence needing 4 years to have a leap year!

I'm totally overinvested in this now. Arent there 365.25 days in a year? ie a year is a bit longer than the calander, rather than a bit shorter?

Isn’t it 365 and a quarter days a year?

LOL yes 🤣