If I have a Calendar object created for 1999-01-01, a get() of calendar.MONTH will return 0. From references I’ve found through Google, we have to add 1 to MONTH to get the 1 for January. The calendar object has 0 for MONTH.
Now let’s take the case where we set our calendar object from “1999”,. When we get MONTH it is also 0 - but not because our month was January, but because it was not present. How does the calendar instance differentiate between those two cases? Is there another calendar object element that tells me “hey, I could set no day or month from a date like 1999”?
