Happy Pythagorean Day!

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In mm/dd/yy format, 9/16/25 is 32/42/52.

In dd/mm/yy, it's 42/32/52, still Pythagorean, but not monotonically sequential.
 
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Astronuc said:
In mm/dd/yy format, 9/16/25 is 32/42/52.

In dd/mm/yy, it's 42/32/52, still Pythagorean, but not monotonically sequential.
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