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Transcribed Image Text:Create another class DayProg and write the main() method to display the following:
Today is 2022-02-03.
The Daylight-Saving Time start day is 2022-03-13.
There are 38 days until the Daylight-Saving Time start day.
The date after 19 days is:
Year : 2022
Month: 2
Day
: 22
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