Select Date using selenium java - java

I am trying to select A date where calendar icon is clickable but does not have seperate Html attribute so unable to click on it using selenium+java.anyone can help me into this type of calendar by clicking on calendar to selecting a proper date.As the date box is not simple text field so sendKeys() method will not work here.
I want to click on calendar icon and select a desired date from it.

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I would like to display a dropdown menu from the selected day, with a few elements that the user can select. If the user select some element, than the state will change for the dropdown menu ONLY for the selected date i.e. if user click on 13/1 the dropdown should display 10 elements. If user select one value, "lunch", then the dropdown menu must change so if user click again only "lunch" and "delete" will appear, not the other 9 elements which were displayed from first user interaction.
The problem I have here, is that the dropdown menu is connected to ALL dates, so I believe I need a onClickListener for each date in the calendar, therefore I wonder if it is possible.
I have been struggling with using different libraries from the internet, especially from GitHub without any success so I hope there's a way of achieve this via the built-in calendar.
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