Top 10 dates between 1990 and 2000 (US date format used)

1. 16/1/1990 = 3.1407035175879 (3.1407035175879E-5). Off by 0.00088913600185325.

2. 8/5/1990 = 3.1407035175879 (0.00031407035175879). Off by 0.00088913600185325.

3. 16/10/1990 = 3.1407035175879 (0.00031407035175879). Off by 0.00088913600185325.

4. 16/1/1991 = 3.1391260673029 (3.1391260673029E-5). Off by 0.0024665862869302.

5. 8/5/1991 = 3.1391260673029 (0.00031391260673029). Off by 0.0024665862869302.

6. 16/10/1991 = 3.1391260673029 (0.00031391260673029). Off by 0.0024665862869302.

7. 16/1/1992 = 3.1375502008032 (3.1375502008032E-5). Off by 0.0040424527865799.

8. 8/5/1992 = 3.1375502008032 (0.00031375502008032). Off by 0.0040424527865799.

9. 16/10/1992 = 3.1375502008032 (0.00031375502008032). Off by 0.0040424527865799.

10. 16/1/1993 = 3.135975915705 (3.135975915705E-5). Off by 0.005616737884826.

11. 8/5/1993 = 3.135975915705 (0.0003135975915705). Off by 0.005616737884826.

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[yearend] - use with yearstart to specify a year to check until. [example]

[monthstart]/[monthend] - limit months to check. [example]

[daystart]/[dayend] - limit days to check. [example]

[num] - by default all the dates calculated will be displayed. set this to limit the display to the top x values. [example]

[format] - by default the dates are in GB format. set this to "US" to use US format dates. [example]

[bracket] - by default the first two numbers are calculated first. set this to "latter" to calculate the latter two first. [example]