To parse a date in the format '11-May-2023' using the pd.to_datetime
function in Python, you can specify the date format using the format
parameter. In this case, the format string would be '%d-%b-%Y'.
Here is an example code snippet:
main.py143 chars9 lines
Output:
main.py20 chars2 lines
In this example, the pd.to_datetime
function converts the date string '11-May-2023' to a pandas Timestamp
object, which represents a specific date and time.
The format
parameter is used to specify the format of the input date string. In this case, '%d' represents the day, '%b' represents the abbreviated month name, and '%Y' represents the four-digit year.
Note that the resulting date
variable can be further manipulated using various pandas datetime functionalities.
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