What I need to do I have a timezone-unaware datetime object, to which I need to add a time zone in order to be able to compare it with other timezone-aware datetime objects. I do not want to convert m
I have a list of dates, for example: [\'2011-02-27\', \'2011-02-28\', \'2011-03-01\', \'2011-04-12\', \'2011-04-13\', \'2011-06-08\']
In Python can y开发者_开发知识库ou select a random date from a year.e.g. if the year was 2010 a date returned could be 15/06/2010It\'s much simpler to use ordinal dates (according to which today\'s da
I have a python datetime instance that was created using datetime.utcnow() and persisted in database.
I need to send an alert (mail) if a process (python code开发者_StackOverflow) takes more than 5 minutes to execute, and also process should continue to run after sending alert !! I am using time.time(
In my blogging app I need a structure (created as a variable in context processor) that will store months number and co开发者_开发知识库rresponding year of 5 consecutive months till current one. So if
I need to parse a date/time string from user input, and convert to UTC based on timze开发者_开发百科one info not available in the string for datetime.strptime() (any suggestions?). Is there a straight
I\'m having a bad time with date parsing and formatting today. Points for somebody who can parse this date format into a datetime.date or datetime.datetime (I\'m not too fussy but I\'d prefer .date):
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I am writing a python script. On top tried impo开发者_StackOverflow中文版rting some modules from the packages.
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