To display the week number of each month instead of days, you can create a calendar-like representation where each row represents a month, and the columns represent the weeks within that month. Here's a basic example using Python:
```python
import calendar
# Define the year and month
year = 2023
month = 10
# Get the calendar for the specified year and month
cal = calendar.monthcalendar(year, month)
# Loop through the weeks and display the week number for each month
for week in cal:
week_number = week[0] if week[0] > 0 else week[1] # Use the first non-zero day in the week
print(f"Month: {calendar.month_name[month]}, Week: {week_number}")
```
In this example, we use Python's `calendar` module to generate a month's calendar and then extract the week number for each week within that month. You can adapt this code to your specific use case or integrate it into your application to display the week numbers for each month.
Keep in mind that the specific implementation may vary based on the programming language and framework you are using, but the concept of extracting and displaying week numbers within a month remains the same.