Python's datetime Module Made Simple #coding #codingtips #programming #pythontips #python

In this quick tutorial, learn how to work with dates and times using Python’s built-in `datetime` module effortlessly.

I’ll cover:
* **Importing Essentials:** `datetime`, `date`, and `timedelta`
* **Getting Now:** Today’s date vs. current timestamp
* **Custom Dates:** Create specific `date` and `datetime` objects
* **Formatting:** Convert dates to strings with `strftime`
* **Parsing:** Turn strings back into `datetime` with `strptime`
* **Date Math:** Calculate tomorrow, one week ahead, and perform time differences with `timedelta`
* **Comparisons:** Check if a date is today and compute the days between dates
* **Timestamps:** Get Unix timestamps and convert them back to `datetime`

🔑 **Key Tips:**
1. Use `date` for date‐only values and `datetime` when you need time
2. Leverage `timedelta` for all your date arithmetic
3. Format and parse with `strftime`/`strptime`
4. Compare dates

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