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On Wed, Oct 26, 2011 at 4:46 AM, Praveen Singh wrote:
> How can i convert this-
>
> >>>time24hr('12:34am')
> '0034hr'
>
> i searched in date module but i am not able to figure out what how to do
> this...
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On 26/10/11 09:46, Praveen Singh wrote:
How can i convert this-
>>>time24hr('12:34am')
'0034hr'
i searched in date module but i am not able to figure out what how to do
this...
In the time module you can use strptime to convert a string to a tuple.
And you can use strftime to convert a tuple
Praveen Singh wrote:
> How can i convert this-
>
time24hr('12:34am')
> '0034hr'
>
> i searched in date module but i am not able to figure out what how to do
> this...
>>> time.strftime("%H:%M", time.strptime("12:34am", "%I:%M%p"))
'00:34'
>>> datetime.datetime.strptime("12:34am", "%I:%M%p
Hi Praveen,
Do you want to create the functon time24hr which with a string as an
argument of the type ("12:24am") or ("12:24pm") returns an output of
("0024hr") or ("1224hr"), right?
Is this format fixed? I mean, can you create a two arguments function? (i.e
time24hr("12:24", "AM") )
If you cann
How can i convert this-
>>>time24hr('12:34am')
'0034hr'
i searched in date module but i am not able to figure out what how to do
this...
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