It is not working when the input is 02/29. The reason the default year in datetime is 1900 which wasn't a leap year. You should specify a leap year explicitly. The link format should be '%B_%d' because the Wikipedia uses long month names. Unfortunatelly in May (it was tried out in the video) it was the same so it remained hidden. Nevertheless I think it is an excellent tutorial. Thank you Kenneth.

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Posted January 11, 2018 6:55am by

There are two minor problems with the solution.

It is not working when the input is 02/29. The reason the default year in datetime is 1900 which wasn't a leap year. You should specify a leap year explicitly.
The link format should be '%B_%d' because the Wikipedia uses long month names. Unfortunatelly in May (it was tried out in the video) it was the same so it remained hidden. Nevertheless I think it is an excellent tutorial. Thank you Kenneth.

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January 11, 2018 7:50am

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