Oracle pl/SQl column name in 01/sat, 02/sun ....31/mon according to month

print column name according to month i.e 01/sat,02/sun......,30/sun,31/mon
like if i pass jan 2011
then table column name is like
01/sat 02/sun 03/mon 04/tue ...... 30/sun 31/mon

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>
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>
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