RATE THIS ANSWER
0
Click to Vote:
0
0
Last Answered:
Feb 29 2008 7:46 AM GMT
by Mrdenny
That would be because in 543 years there is no leap year. Leap year is in 544 years.
I ran this to find the leap years. (I'm on the west coast so it's still the 28th.
select GETDATE()+1
select DateAdd(yyyy,541,GetDate()+1 )
select DateAdd(yyyy,542,GetDate()+1 )
select DateAdd(yyyy,543,GetDate()+1 )
select DateAdd(yyyy,544,GetDate()+1 )
select DateAdd(yyyy,545,GetDate()+1 )
select DateAdd(yyyy,546,GetDate()+1 )
select DateAdd(yyyy,547,GetDate()+1 )
If you look in Wikipedia you'll find this information about leap year.
A person born on February 29 may be called a "leapling". In common years they usually celebrate their birthdays on 28 February or 1 March.
For legal purposes, their legal birthdays depend on how different laws count time intervals. In Taiwan, for example, the legal birthday of a leapling is 28 February in common years, so a Taiwanese leapling born on February 29, 1980 would have legally reached 18 years old on February 28, 1998.
I bet if you check into American law you'll find that we have the same law here in the US.