datetime Module (How to Work with Date & Time in Python) #30

Python has a module named datetime to work with dates and times.

Even though date and time may seem simple and straightforward in our daily use cases, they can be challenging to implement in our code because we have to keep a record of things such as different date and time formats, different time zones and so on. Fortunately, Python provides a built in datetime module to simplify this task.

In this video, we will use the datetime module to manipulate date and time in Python with the help of examples.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:24 Get Current Date
8:18 Getting Current Date and Time
11:12 Python strftime() method
14:25 Python strptime() method

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datetime Module (How to Work with Date & Time in Python) #30

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[MichaelGerety]

Thank you, I am new to python, but I have programed in other languages for a long time. The date time part of python in "normal" descriptions seems always to leave "holes" in the description which leaves me guessing; I can do that but it is annoying. Your presentation here is the most clean and precise that I have seen, now I have no holes and I understand. Thank you.

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[fishersofmen_YT]

Well I probably should have finished watching the video before I started making my own program. Because i just made figuring out how many days until new year much more complicated than I had to.

import datetime as dt
date = (dt.date.today())
year = date.year
month = date.month
day = date.day
countdown = 0
while month <= 12:
if month % 2 == 0:
if month == 2:
if year % 4 == 0:
countdown += 29
else:
countdown += 28
elif month <= 7:
countdown += 31
else:
countdown += 30
else:
if month <= 7:
countdown += 30
else:
countdown += 31
month += 1
countdown -= day
print(countdown, "days until", year+1)

[blessingogah]

great lecture but what code editor did you use, I use visual studio code and it's not giving me the same interface as yours

[mukeshkumar-beoo]

I have seen many videos to understand this concept but i can't. This is the best video. Thank you

[sunilmalhotra]

its very detailed information. thanks alot. Can you please help to share how can i use filtered time. like i want to start entry time of my staff at a particular time and end it at a particular time.

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