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ISO week number

ISO week number: ISO 8601: Monday starts the week; week 1 contains January 4

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How it works

ISO 8601: Monday starts the week; week 1 contains January 4

Input definitions

Date
A complete Gregorian calendar date.

A worked example

Date
2024-01-01
2024-W01

Assumptions & limits

Gregorian calendar dates at UTC midnight. Calendar-day arithmetic, not local elapsed hours. No holidays. End date excluded unless an inclusive option is selected.

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Common questions

Do daylight-saving changes affect calendar date results?

Date-only operations compare Gregorian calendar dates at UTC midnight. They do not count local elapsed hours. Timestamp operations require an explicit offset; individual tool assumptions state boundary rules.

How does the ISO week number tool work?

ISO 8601: Monday starts the week; week 1 contains January 4.

What are the assumptions and limits of ISO week number?

Gregorian calendar dates at UTC midnight. Calendar-day arithmetic, not local elapsed hours. No holidays. End date excluded unless an inclusive option is selected.

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