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Actual365 (fixed) Day Count Convention

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The end dates do not involve last day of February

Scenario Outline

Given the dates <start date> and <end date>
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
Then the year fraction should be <day count fraction>

Examples: 

# Start Date End Date Day Count Fraction
1 2006-08-20 2007-02-20 0.504109589
2 2007-02-20 2007-08-20 0.495890411
3 2007-08-20 2008-02-20 0.504109589
4 2008-02-20 2008-08-20 0.498630137
5 2008-08-20 2009-02-20 0.504109589
6 2009-02-20 2009-08-20 0.495890411
Steps Outcome
1: The end dates do not involve last day of February ({start date=2006-08-20, end date=2007-02-20, day count fraction=0.504109589})
SUCCESS 014ms
2: The end dates do not involve last day of February ({start date=2007-02-20, end date=2007-08-20, day count fraction=0.495890411})
SUCCESS 014ms
3: The end dates do not involve last day of February ({start date=2007-08-20, end date=2008-02-20, day count fraction=0.504109589})
SUCCESS 017ms
4: The end dates do not involve last day of February ({start date=2008-02-20, end date=2008-08-20, day count fraction=0.498630137})
SUCCESS 018ms
5: The end dates do not involve last day of February ({start date=2008-08-20, end date=2009-02-20, day count fraction=0.504109589})
SUCCESS 022ms
6: The end dates do not involve last day of February ({start date=2009-02-20, end date=2009-08-20, day count fraction=0.495890411})
SUCCESS 023ms
SUCCESS 0.13s
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