The LocalDate class describes a calendar date that does not depend on a location or time zone. You construct a date like this:

Your task is to write a program that prints • The weekday of “Pi day”, that is, March 14, of the current year.
• The date and weekday of “Programmer’s day” in the current year; that is, the 256th day of the year. (The number 256, or 28, is useful for some programming tasks.)
• The date and weekday of the date that is 10,000 days earlier than today.

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LocalDate today = LocalDate.now(); // Today's date LocalDate eckertsBirthday LocalDate.of (1919, 4, 9); The plusDays method can be used to add a number of days to a LocalDate object: LocalDate later = today.plusDays (10); // Ten days from today This method does not mutate the today object, but it returns a new object that is a given number of days away from today. To get the year of a day, call int year = today.getYear(); To get the weekday of a LocalDate, call String weekday today.getDayOfWeek ().toString();