In Python, we can convert a string to a datetime object using the datetime
module. We first need to specify the format of the string using a series of codes to represent the different parts of the datetime. Here's an example:
main.py178 chars9 lines
In this example, we start by importing the datetime
module. We then specify the string we want to convert to a datetime object, along with the format of the string using the %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
codes.
Next, we use the strptime()
method of the datetime
module to parse the string and return a datetime object. Finally, we print the datetime object using the print()
function.
Output:
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Other format codes can be used to specify different datetime strings.
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