Date and Time Module:
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module: datetime
	provides different classes to deal with date and time.
Classes:
	date
	datetime
	time

Classes ==> methods
	to deal with dates, times, and time intervals.

Two objects:
	Date and DateTime

Generate the date:
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1) we should import "date" class.
Syntax:
	from datetime import date
2) create an object for the date class.
Syntax:
	object-name = date(year, month, date)
Here:
	year > 0
	month ==> 1 to 12
	date ==> 1 to 31

from datetime import date

dt = date(1995, 6, 30)

print(dt)

dt1 = date(2024,11,29)

print(dt1)

dt2 = date(2050, 6,20)

print(dt2)
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Getting of the Current date:
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today():
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	==> this is a static method
		because it need to access/invoke with the class name.
	Syntax:
		object = date.today()

from datetime import date

today = date.today() # Static method can always call through the class name

print(today)

==> date class provided some attributes/properties:
	year ==> can return the year
	month ==> can return the month number
	day ==> can return the day number
Syntax:
	object-name.year
	object-name.month
	object-name.day

Note:
year, month and day are the instance variables/properties/attributes for the class "date"

from datetime import date

today = date.today() # Static method can always call through the class name

print(today)

print("The Year = ",today.year)
print("The Month = ",today.month)
print("The Day = ",today.day)
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Timestamp:
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fromtimestamp():
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	==> static method
	Syntax:
		datetime.fromtimestamp(number/Integer)
	Here:
		parameter ==> value in sec

Note:
	fromtimestamp() can generate the time stamp from the year 1970 and time 5.30 am by default.


from datetime import datetime

timestamp = datetime.fromtimestamp(19876594801)

print(timestamp)
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Date to string:
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two methods:
	1) isoformat()
	2) strftime()

isoformat()
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	==> Static method
	Syntax:
		date.isoformat(date-object)

strftime()
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	==> Instance Method
	Syntax:
		datetime-object.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H : %M : %S")
		
from datetime import datetime

today = date.today()
now = datetime.now()

print(type(today))

s = date.isoformat(today)

print("The Date in string format = ",s)
print(type(s))

# s1 = date.strftime(today)
s1 = today.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")

print("The date in string = ",s1)
print(type(s1))

s2 = now.strftime("%Y/%m/%d %H : %M : %S")

print(s2)
print(type(s2))
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Time Class:
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from datetime import time

myTime = time(16,55,56)

print(myTime)

t1 = time(minute = 55)
print(t1)

t2 = time()
print(t2)

t3 = time(22)
print(t3)

t4 = time(22,55)
print(t4)

t5 = time(hour = 22)
print(t5)

t6 = time(second = 55)
print(t6)

Time class properties:
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time-class-object.hour
time-class-object.minute
time-class-object.second

from datetime import time

Time = time(11,23,35)

print(Time)

print("Hours = ",Time.hour)
print("Minutes = ",Time.minute)
print("Seconds = ",Time.second)