Calendar Day for Dummies

Alright, so let's talk about what a "calendar day" means. Essentially, a calendar day is just a regular day that you would find on a calendar. It's the way we measure time and keep track of our schedules. When you look at a calendar, you see all the days of the month, right? Each one of those days is a calendar day.

Now, there's something important to point out here. A "calendar day" is not the same as a "business day." A calendar day includes weekends and holidays, while a business day only includes days when businesses are open, like Monday to Friday. So, if someone asks you to do something within a certain number of calendar days, that means you need to finish it by counting all the days, including the weekends and holidays.

For example, let's say your teacher gives you a week to finish a project. That's 7 calendar days, so you need to make sure to finish it within that time frame.

So, in simple terms, a calendar day is just a regular day you see on a calendar, including weekends and holidays. It's different from a business day, which only includes Monday to Friday when businesses are open. And when someone asks you to do something within a certain number of calendar days, it means you need to count all the days, including the weekends and holidays, to make sure you finish it on time. Hope that makes sense!