HTML-Calendar 2.5 Python script

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HTML-Calendar is a Python class that allows you to create a monthly calendar. You can use this Python class to create a monthly calendar. It's easy to use and highly customizable, supports multiple languages, and you can choose whether weeks start with Saturday, Sunday, Monday, or any other day. Of course you can create as many calendars as you like. Regarding week numbers, HTML-Calendar applies the following rules: - One week consists of 7 days. - The first week of a year must contain at least 4 days, or else it will appear as last week of the previous year. This may vary depending on the day that starts the week (Saturday, Sunday, Monday...).
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