#73: Pandas (Part 50): Timestamp in Python with pd.Timestamp() | Tutorial

The videos discusses usage of pd.Timestamp() in Python.

Timeline
(Python 3.7)

00:00 - Welcome
00:11 - Outline of video
00:46 - Open Jupyter notebook
01:22 - How to use help in Jupiter notebook?
02:13 - What does a pd.Timestamp() do?
02:33 - Create Timestamp: using string: ('year-month-day hour-minute-second')
03:33 - Create Timestamp: using string: ('year-month-day')
04:04 - Create Timestamp: using integer: (integer)
04:48 - Timestamp: get value: nanoseconds
05:54 - Create Timestamp: using float: (float)
07:22 - Create Timestamp: using unit='ns': nanosecond
07:56 - Create Timestamp: using unit='us': microsecond
07:59 - Create Timestamp: using unit='ms': millisecond
08:06 - Create Timestamp: using unit='s': second
08:16 - Create Timestamp: using unit='m': minute
08:22 - Create Timestamp: using unit='h': hour
08:28 - Create Timestamp: using unit='D': day
09:25 - Create Timestamp: using timezone: tz='UTC'
10:10 - Create Timestamp: using timezone: tz='Asia/Kolkata'
10:42 - Create Timestamp: using timezone: tz='America/Los_Angeles'
12:00 - Create Timestamp: using year, month, day, hour
12:42 - Create Timestamp: from a DataFrame: using year, month, day, hour
16:09 - Timestamp attribute: .dayofweek
17:07 - Timestamp attribute: .week
17:17 - Timestamp attribute: .weekofyear
17:22 - Timestamp attribute: .dayofyear
17:30 - Timestamp attribute: .tz
17:37 - Timestamp attribute: .quarter
17:56 - Timestamp attribute: .asm8
18:24 - Timestamp method: .ctime()
19:00 - Timestamp method: .replace()
19:45 - Timestamp method: .timestamp()
20:47 - Timestamp attribute: .value
21:14 - Timestamp method: .to_datetime64()
21:34 - Ending notes