You can use the strftime
method from the datetime
module in Python to format a date and time in the desired format.
Here is an example code snippet:
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In this code, we first import the datetime
module and get the current date and time using the now()
method. We then use the strftime()
method to format the date in the desired format, which is specified using a string containing format codes. %Y
represents the year (in 4 digits), %m
represents the month (in 2 digits), %d
represents the day (in 2 digits), %H
represents the hour (in 24-hour format, in 2 digits), %M
represents the minute (in 2 digits), %S
represents the second (in 2 digits), and %f
represents microseconds (in 6 digits).
The resulting formatted_date
variable contains the date and time in the desired format, which can be printed or used further in the code.
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