text: # Easter Sunday
  
  Have you noticed that Easter Sunday falls on a different week each year?
  
  How do they calculate the date?
  
  Easter Sunday is determined as; wait for it…
  
  The first Sunday after the full moon which happens on or after the equinox in March.
  
  If the full moon occurs on a Sunday, Easter Sunday is the Sunday after.
  
  Easter Sunday can fall on or between March 22 and April 25.
  
  The history of this significant date is long and interesting. Look it up sometime! The congregation used to be told the date of Easter as soon as the Clergy had calculated it; normally only a few weeks beforehand.
  
  This wasn’t really practical, in the modern age, so some boffin worked it out mathematically.
  
  The algorithm is as follows:
  
  ```#Set up some variables
  Let G = (Y mod 19) + 1
  Let C = (Y div 100) + 1
  Let X = (3C div 4) – 12
  Let Z = ((8C + 5) div 25) – 5
  Let D = (5Y div 4) – X – 10
  Let E = (11G + 20 + Z – X) mod 30
  
  #If E is 25 and G is greater than 11 Or E is equal to 24 then #add 1 to E and let N = 44 - E
  If E = 25 AND G > 11, OR E = 24, then
  add 1 to E Let N = 44 – E
  
  # If N is less than 21 add 30 to N
  If N < 21,
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distilabel_metadata.content: # Easter Sunday
  
  Have you noticed that Easter Sunday falls on a different week each year?
  
  How do they calculate the date?
  
  Easter Sunday is determined as; wait for it…
  
  The first Sunday after the full moon which happens on or after the equinox in March.
  
  If the full moon occurs on a Sunday, Easter Sunday is the Sunday after.
  
  Easter Sunday can fall on or between March 22 and April 25.
  
  The history of this significant date is long and interesting. Look it up sometime! The congregation used to be told the date of Easter as soon as the Clergy had calculated it; normally only a few weeks beforehand.
  
  This wasn’t really practical, in the modern age, so some boffin worked it out mathematically.
  
  The algorithm is as follows:
  
  ```#Set up some variables
  Let G = (Y mod 19) + 1
  Let C = (Y div 100) + 1
  Let X = (3C div 4) – 12
  Let Z = ((8C + 5) div 25) – 5
  Let D = (5Y div 4) – X – 10
  Let E = (11G + 20 + Z – X) mod 30
  
  #If E is 25 and G is greater than 11 Or E is equal to 24 then #add 1 to E and let N = 44 - E
  If E = 25 AND G > 11, OR E = 24, then
  add 1 to E Let N = 44 – E
  
  # If N is less than 21 add 30 to N
  If N < 21,
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distilabel_metadata.raw_output_q_a_detector_0: The document provides information about how the date of Easter Sunday is calculated. It explains that Easter Sunday is the first Sunday after the full moon that occurs on or after the equinox in March. The text also includes a detailed algorithm for calculating the date mathematically. The document contains a question about how the date is calculated but does not provide an answer to this question within the text.
  
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