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Actual365 (Fixed) day count convention
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Report generated 11-04-2023 10:42
Actual365 (fixed) Day Count Convention
Windows
Actual365 Fixed
Day Count Convention
The end dates include some end-February dates
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
2006-02-28
2006-08-31
0.504109589
2
2006-08-31
2007-02-28
0.495890411
3
2007-02-28
2007-08-31
0.504109589
4
2007-08-31
2008-02-29
0.498630137
5
2008-02-29
2008-08-31
0.504109589
6
2008-08-31
2009-02-28
0.495890411
7
2009-02-28
2009-08-31
0.504109589
8
2009-08-31
2010-02-28
0.495890411
9
2010-02-28
2010-08-31
0.504109589
10
2010-08-31
2011-02-28
0.495890411
11
2011-02-28
2011-08-31
0.504109589
12
2011-08-31
2012-02-29
0.498630137
Steps
Outcome
1: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2006-02-28, end date=2006-08-31, day count fraction=0.504109589})
SUCCESS
021ms
Given the dates 2006-02-28 and 2006-08-31
SUCCESS
004ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
001ms
Then the year fraction should be 0.504109589
SUCCESS
009ms
2: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2006-08-31, end date=2007-02-28, day count fraction=0.495890411})
SUCCESS
029ms
Given the dates 2006-08-31 and 2007-02-28
SUCCESS
005ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
002ms
Then the year fraction should be 0.495890411
SUCCESS
015ms
3: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2007-02-28, end date=2007-08-31, day count fraction=0.504109589})
SUCCESS
040ms
Given the dates 2007-02-28 and 2007-08-31
SUCCESS
006ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
002ms
Then the year fraction should be 0.504109589
SUCCESS
026ms
4: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2007-08-31, end date=2008-02-29, day count fraction=0.498630137})
SUCCESS
031ms
Given the dates 2007-08-31 and 2008-02-29
SUCCESS
008ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
002ms
Then the year fraction should be 0.498630137
SUCCESS
010ms
5: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2008-02-29, end date=2008-08-31, day count fraction=0.504109589})
SUCCESS
022ms
Given the dates 2008-02-29 and 2008-08-31
SUCCESS
004ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
Then the year fraction should be 0.504109589
SUCCESS
012ms
6: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2008-08-31, end date=2009-02-28, day count fraction=0.495890411})
SUCCESS
023ms
Given the dates 2008-08-31 and 2009-02-28
SUCCESS
003ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
Then the year fraction should be 0.495890411
SUCCESS
011ms
7: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2009-02-28, end date=2009-08-31, day count fraction=0.504109589})
SUCCESS
034ms
Given the dates 2009-02-28 and 2009-08-31
SUCCESS
006ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
009ms
Then the year fraction should be 0.504109589
SUCCESS
012ms
8: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2009-08-31, end date=2010-02-28, day count fraction=0.495890411})
SUCCESS
023ms
Given the dates 2009-08-31 and 2010-02-28
SUCCESS
004ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
Then the year fraction should be 0.495890411
SUCCESS
011ms
9: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2010-02-28, end date=2010-08-31, day count fraction=0.504109589})
SUCCESS
025ms
Given the dates 2010-02-28 and 2010-08-31
SUCCESS
007ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
002ms
Then the year fraction should be 0.504109589
SUCCESS
010ms
10: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2010-08-31, end date=2011-02-28, day count fraction=0.495890411})
SUCCESS
020ms
Given the dates 2010-08-31 and 2011-02-28
SUCCESS
003ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
001ms
Then the year fraction should be 0.495890411
SUCCESS
011ms
11: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2011-02-28, end date=2011-08-31, day count fraction=0.504109589})
SUCCESS
026ms
Given the dates 2011-02-28 and 2011-08-31
SUCCESS
007ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
002ms
Then the year fraction should be 0.504109589
SUCCESS
010ms
12: The end dates include some end-February dates ({start date=2011-08-31, end date=2012-02-29, day count fraction=0.498630137})
SUCCESS
019ms
Given the dates 2011-08-31 and 2012-02-29
SUCCESS
004ms
When the Actual365Fixed day count convention is used
SUCCESS
002ms
Then the year fraction should be 0.498630137
SUCCESS
008ms
SUCCESS
0.37s
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