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Maybe a silly question. I have been trying to use dt accessor in pandas to use datetime methods on certain date fields in my Data Frame. Not sure why, but the a
I'm trying to plot a graph with a list of datetime objects as one axis. I searched online and it seems I should call the date2num function. However, when I call
I have a code see below. The time zone for the time 16:17 is Europe/Vilnius. My goal is to apply time zone $tz2 = 'Africa/Dakar' and get 16:17 time in Africa/Da
How can I customize CAST (TimeStamp TO STRING) format in Firebird? cast (<DateField> as VarChar(25)) It does not work as I want. I do as I wish with t
I want to check if the DateTime field is not an empty\null string. if datetime field is not null then I will do stuff. [DateTime]$expdate = Read-Host "Expirati
Is there a nicer way than the following to return today's date in the YYYY-MM-DD format? str(datetime.datetime.today()).split()[0]
I am struggling to find a solution for the below issue. date1 = 31-08-2017 12:10:00 I want to cast it as string and need to take date (31-08-2017) alone. Th
If a method is deprecated in Java there will be a another better way to have same functionality, right? Date date = new Date(); date.getHours() As getHours()
I know a lot of date-related bugs have been fixed in PHP 8.1, but it may have introduced new ones... Take this code: $time_zone_id = 'America/Vancouver'; $timeZ
Below shows a plot of simulated data, which contains the xticks that I want to modify. By default, the pd.df.plot chooses dates that are approximately 3 months
I'm, trying to format a date into (Dayname Date Month) and I'm using Carbon for this but it return an error Carbon The format separator does not match here is a
How can I get the current quarter we are in with javascript? I am trying to detect what quarter we are currently in, e.g. 2. EDIT And how can I count the numbe
How can I get Python to display the time in eastern? I've looked over the python documentation but it's pretty confusing. I'm using Python 3.
Is there any better way to add one DateTime object to another one, than this: DateTime first = new DateTime(2000, 1, 1); DateTime second = new DateTime(11, 2,
The output of datetime.datetime.now() outputs in my native timezone of UTC-8. I'd like to convert that to an appropriate timestamp with a tzinfo of UTC. from d
I have two datetime.time objects and I want to calculate the difference in hours between them. For example a = datetime.time(22,00,00) b = datetime.time(18,00,
I have a time.Time value obtained from time.Now() and I want to get another time which is exactly 1 month ago. I know subtracting is possible with time.Sub()
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Currently working on a quick little project in python and am attempting to encode an object into a JSON string. I've done this several times before without any