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Organizing Date and Time Data for Analysis and Applications

Organizing Date and Time Data for Analysis and Applications

IntroductionStore a Specific Date (and Time)strftime( ) Parse Strings into Datetime ObjectsOperations with DatesAccess the Datetime Object PropertiesOther Datetime Methods

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Now that you have created your dt object, you may have noticed that this is a proprietary Datetime object and, therefore, some methods may fail when applied to it. For that reason, datetime provides some functions to transform the datetime object into a string. This is particularly useful when you are in need of changing the formatting.

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  1. Create a Datetime object with the current date and time;
  2. Use the strftime() module to change the formatting in "%Y-%m-%d";
  3. Print the type of the dt variable.

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