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=item year, four digits

=item month, between 1-12

=item day, between 1-31

=back

The return value from is holiday is either a 1 or 0 indicating true of
false, indicating whether the specified date is a holiday in the given
country's national calendar.

B<is_holiday> in the SUPER class returns 0 indicating false, since
nothing intelligent can be said about holidays without specifying a
national calendar.

Additional arguments are at the courtesy of the author of the using
module/class.

=head2 holidays

Should at least take one argument:

=over

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Returns a reference to a hash, where the keys are date represented as
four digits. The two first representing month (01-12) and the last two
representing day (01-31).

The value for the key in question is the local name for the holiday
indicated by the day. The result set will of course vary depending on
the given country's national holiday.

B<holidays> in the SUPER class return a reference to an empty hash,
since nothing intelligent can be said about holidays without specifying
a national calendar.

Additional arguments are at the courtesy of the author of the using
module/class.

--

L<Date::Holidays> uses the requirements defined by this module and this
module can therefor be used with success in conjunction with this.

This is an alternative to the abstract class L<Date::Holidays::Abstract>.