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Week numbers are a system of identifying the weeks of a year, typically used in calendars and scheduling. The ISO 8601 standard defines the week as starting on Monday and ending on Sunday, with week 1 being the first week that contains a Thursday. In the year 2025, week 1 will begin on Monday, December 30, 2024, and end on Sunday, January 5, 2025.

Week numbers are useful for a variety of purposes, including:

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In the context of timekeeping, the concept of “week numbers” refers to a system of identifying and numbering the weeks within a calendar year. This system helps to provide a concise and standardized way of referring to specific periods of time throughout the year, irrespective of the month or day of the week they may fall on.

The year 2025, like any other year, comprises 52 or 53 weeks, depending on whether it is a standard year or a leap year. Each week is assigned a unique number, starting from 1 and continuing sequentially until the end of the year. These week numbers serve as convenient markers for tracking and scheduling events, appointments, and deadlines over the course of the year, offering a more granular level of reference compared to using only months and days.

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