Hi Campbell is right. 0 represents Jan,so 4 will represent May. When you pass 2008,4,11 to teh constructor, it has taken it as May 11,2008, which happens to be a Sunday You have written your own method to get the Month and Day . So you output the Month as April, based on the case statement (case 1 is Jan to you). When you want to get the Day,in the case statement, you have written as CALENDAR.SUNDAY as Sunday and so on.
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Please note the inconsistency in the Calendar API: weekdays start at 1 (Calendar.SUNDAY) whereas months start at 0 (Calendar.JANUARY). That's why it is always a wise idea to use the constants instead of hard coded values like 4.