Time Module in Python (Python for Beginners) | Part 30

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[TechFreak]

THANK YOU ... This is exactly what I was looking for :) !!!

[swordsimkid]

Thank you for the wonderful and in-depth tutorial

[roadmonitoroz]

Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for.
I ran your code
start = time.time()
now = time.gmtime()
now = time.asctime(now)
print(now)
stop = time.time()
print(stop-start)
and got 0.0 seconds :(
I then inserted a
for i in range(1, 2001):
print("Hey: ", i)
print (start, stop, stop - start)
and got 0.07345345 seconds

[amitayshochat]

wow! very useful . you really make the 80/20 law about the importent thing in this moudle

[giovannimariotte]

Great videoooo very interesting and useful

[whisperingadventurespnw]

"there's a lot of cool things you can do with "time"...."

exactly why I'm training to become a software developer, lol.

[rm]

Excellent video, very useful for my current project. Thank you for posting.

[fitrafirdaus]

Very helfull bro, but how do we get the time execution (delay) between computer A and computer B. For example i have computer A and B, then i want to sent the data from A to B, how do we calculate the time in transmiting ?

[kentharris]

Thank you for your video. What I noticed is that asctime must be pulling from the computers RTC (Real Time Clock) since the time is showing my local time zone.

[japhethachimba]

Hello bro can you add two times to get total time

[davidm.johnston]

Thanks for this video, it was helpful!

[nukhbaiqbal]

Hey, Is there some way to ask user to enter a line but within a time limit in python I mean for example there is only 10s to write a line by user and if he didn't write within 10s the program says TIME IS OVER.

[harrisonwebb]

Thanks just got my assistant telling the time

[copdatchoppa]

my boy looking like Sid from Ice Age in the thumb nail

[سڪࢪ-عد]

frome iraq countre, your amazing pro . i wish i write wriht

[SamsaraEquitation]

You probably explained it earlier but I didn't get why you would do now=time.time() followed by now = time.asctime(now). You could just do now = time.asctime() surely? Or are you just illustrating that you can convert a given time using this module? I think you need to clarify that a little bit. But good video. You have a really good manner. You should publish this on Python community forums