Python Tutorial: Datetime Module - How to work with Dates, Times, Timedeltas, and Timezones

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Nice tutorial, I was just wondering how you managed to delete all the unnecessary information from the output window? Because I have too much information showing up in the result section of VS code and sometimes it's hard to find the actual code result and it's annoying! Can you tell how you deleted that part?

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Great, You nailed it
It’s so helpful thank you

What is the "Finished in 0.0 seconds" message in your terminal? Is that a feature of Sublime Text? (looks like you're using Sublime Text but I'm not sure)

Surely those are micro-, not milli-seconds?

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Now it seems astimezone can be applied over naive dt object

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Thank you very much for a very good tutorial!

I keep getting an error message when I try to import the pytz module in PyCharm.

i am trying the same but i am getting an attributes error

excellent explanation !!

ive been looking everywhere for good information like this, thank you

Okay, but what if I want to convert a (user entered) date of the format, ‘mm/dd/yy’, but the month and day may or may not be zero-padded, and the year might be 2 or 4 digits? Am I wasting my time with strptime()? It seems a bit fragile, or - at least - the docs don’t say if ‘%-d’ will accept a day of month with zero-padding or not, or if ‘%d’ will accept a day # without zero-padding for days < 10. It’d be sh*tty if I had to parse all possible cases (day does (not) have zero-padding and month does (not) have zero-padding). Might as well write my own parsing function, I think.

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Great video....I missed something. At 11.06 When we had 45 seconds and 100000 milliseconds, 100000 milliseconds is equivalent to 100 seconds. Why isn't the 100 seconds added to the 45 seconds (and carry over to minutes)? It is displayed as 45.100000. Any help appreciated!

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the lesson is very helpful, thank you very much. it helped me a lot to understand the topic

what is the name of the IDE that you are using sir? amazing tutorial btw.

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Thank you for the video. I am grateful for your time and contribution. Kind regards, Akira.

You put the date format as %B %d, %Y.
%B = Month's full name
%d = Day of the month as a zero-padded decimal number
%Y = Year with century as a decimal number
It didn't print that format.

Excellent tutorial, very clear and concise and has helped to me to better understand a very "grey area" subject. Thank you

That was so comprehensive.Thanks for the toturial.

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THANK you! The way of you teaching things and clear explanation it's so good. Wish you all the best!!

Extremely helpful video !

A video about time without timestamps.

I have a data set with date time series. I was able to to create 10H intervals with the data set but I also want to set a particular date range and plot it but I keep receiving an error. date and time are set to index. dfmin[dfmin["TimeString"].between('2022-03-09','2022-03-19')]
Keyerror'TimeString' why would I get this error? I cant seem to find any similar cases on stackover flow.
Thank you.

Hey Corey, which editor you are using to write code??

2022

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Been looking for some way to do time math and now i found it thank you sir

Thanks dude.

Awesome tutorial. Leaned a lot. Thanks, man.

You are quickly becoming my real teacher

excellent information in very precise manner, Stay Blessed brother !!

Thank you for this! :)

Super. Really aopreciated

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is it possible to parse a string 19th july 2021 using strptime? If so what is the format to use