Functions of datetime module
Function Example
ctime() from datetime import date
Str1= date(2021, 11, 24).ctime()
print("Value as string: ", Str1)
Str2= date(2022, 7, 12).ctime()
print("Value as string: ", Str2)
fromisocalendar() from datetime import date
iso_today = [Link]([Link] ,49,6)
print(iso_today)
Discription: This method returns the ISO calendar date that is equivalent to the
given Gregorian calendar date, according to these specified parameters:
year: It takes the year number as integer type value.
week: It takes the week number, with ranges [1 to 52 or 53], as an
argument.
day: It also takes the number of the day of the week, with ranges [1 to
7], as an argument.
fromisoformat() from datetime import date
print([Link]('2023-09-25'))
isocalendar() from datetime import date
Td = [Link]()
print(Td)
print([Link]())
isoformat() from datetime import date
td= [Link]()
date_str = [Link]()
print(date_str)
isoweekday() from datetime import date
td = [Link]()
print("Today's date:", td)
dayNumber = [Link]()
print("Date:", td, "falls on", dayNumber)
replace() from datetime import date
dt = date(2010, 2, 12)
print("Original date : ", dt)
New_date = [Link](year=2023,month=9,day=25)
print("After Modify the year:", New_date)
strftime() Example 1:
from datetime import date
td = [Link]()
formatted = [Link]("%Y-%m-%d")
print(formatted)
Example 2:
from datetime import datetime as dt
CDT = [Link]()
formatted = [Link]("%Y-%m-%d %H-%M-%S")
print(formatted)
weekday() from datetime import date
td = [Link]()
print(td)
print([Link]())
timetuple() from datetime import datetime
td = [Link]()
tt=[Link]()
print(tt)
for i in tt:
print(i)
