The **`itermonthdays()`** method returns an iterator of a specified month and year. Days returned will be day number. 
> This method is from the `calendar` module. It is similar to `itermonthdates()`.
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## Syntax

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```Python
itermonthdays(year, month)
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## Parameters
This method takes two argument values:
* `year`: year of the calendar.
* `month`: month of the calendar.

## Return value
`iterator`: It returns an iterator of the specified `month`. For the days other than the specified `month`, the day number is `0`.
> We can use Python's `iter()` method to create an iterator instance.
## Example 1

# Example#1
# including calendar module
from calendar import Calendar
# calendar instance
calendarObject = Calendar()
# iterating with itermonthdays
for day in calendarObject.itermonthdays(2022, 1):
	print(day)


## Explanation
* Line 3: We load the `calendar` module in the program.
* Line 5: We instantiate the `Calendar` class from the `calendar` module.
* Line 7: We use the `itermonthdays()` method, with year=2022 and month=1, to print the number of days in the specified month.

## Example 2

# Example#2
# including calendar module
from calendar import Calendar
# defining argument values
year = 2021
month = 4 # April
# creating calendar instance
obj = Calendar()
# iterating with itermonthdays
for day in obj.itermonthdays(year, month):
	print(day)


## Explanation
* Line 3: We include the **`calendar`** module in the program.
* Lines 5-6: We set the year=2021 and month=4.
* Line 8: We instantiate the `Calendar` class from the `calendar` module.
* Line 10: We use the `itermonthdays()` method to print the number of days in the specified month and year to the console.

What is itermonthdays() method from calendar in Python?

The itermonthdays() method in Python's calendar module returns an iterator of day numbers for a given month and year.