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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T21:48:25+00:00 2026-05-15T21:48:25+00:00

I am building a dating site in Django / Python. I have birthday dates

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I am building a dating site in Django / Python. I have birthday dates and need to show what the person’s Zodiac sign is based on their birthday.

Anybody done this before? What would be the most efficient way of accomplishing this?

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    2026-05-15T21:48:26+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 9:48 pm

    I’ve done this before. The simplest solution that I ended up with was an array of the following key/values:

    120:Cap, 218:Aqu, 320:Pis, 420:Ari, 521:Tau,
    621:Gem, 722:Can, 823:Leo, 923:Vir, 1023:Lib
    1122:Sco, 1222:Sag, 1231: Cap
    

    Then you write the birth date in the mdd format, ie, month number (starting with 1 for January) and two digit day number (01-31). Iterate through the array, and if the date is less than or equal to an item in the array, you have your star sign.

    EDIT
    I needed this so here’s this concept as a working function

    zodiacs = [(120, 'Cap'), (218, 'Aqu'), (320, 'Pis'), (420, 'Ari'), (521, 'Tau'),
               (621, 'Gem'), (722, 'Can'), (823, 'Leo'), (923, 'Vir'), (1023, 'Lib'),
               (1122, 'Sco'), (1222, 'Sag'), (1231, 'Cap')]
    def get_zodiac_of_date(date):
        date_number = int("".join((str(date.date().month), '%02d' % date.date().day)))
        for z in zodiacs:
            if date_number <= z[0]:
                return z[1]
    
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