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In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.

In general this is a function, that validates an entered date. It sets the output-date one day after the input-date and verifies if there is a month or year-break and even handles leap-years. I made it because I needed a way to point dates where the end can't be before the beginning, which may happen thru bad inputs. In this way the end-date is always in the future of the beginning-date.