| Description |
The DayOfTheWeek function returns an index number for the day of the week :
| 1 | = Monday |
| 2 | = Tuesday |
| 3 | = Wednesday |
| 4 | = Thursday |
| 5 | = Friday |
| 6 | = Saturday |
| 7 | = Sunday |
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| | Notes | DayOfTheWeek is ISO 8601 compliant, since it uses Monday as the start of the week.
DayOfWeek is not compliant - it treats Sunday as the starting day.
| | | Related commands | | DayOfTheMonth | | Gives day of month index for a TDateTime value (ISO 8601) | | DayOfTheYear | | Gives the day of the year for a TDateTime value (ISO 8601) | | DayOfWeek | | Gives day of week index for a TDateTime value | | MonthOfTheYear | | Gives the month of the year for a TDateTime value |
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| Example code : Show the day of the week for Christmas 2002 | var
myDate : TDateTime;
day : array[1..7] of string;
begin
 // We cannot use LongDayNames - they start on Sunday
day[1] := 'Monday';
day[2] := 'Tuesday';
day[3] := 'Wednesday';
day[4] := 'Thursday';
day[5] := 'Friday';
day[6] := 'Saturday';
day[7] := 'Sunday';
myDate := EncodeDate(2002, 12, 25);
ShowMessage('Christmas day 2002 is on a '+day[DayOfTheWeek(myDate)]);
end;
| | Show full unit code | Christmas day 2002 is on a Wednesday | |
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