How to calculate two time?

[lookon]

I have two string like "2007-03-27T08:54:43+08:00 "
how do I get the hours between these two time(string format)?

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lookonI have two string like "2007-03-27T08:54:43+08:00 " how do I get
lookonthe hours between these two time(string format)?

Look in PyPI for dateutil, then:

>>import dateutil.parser
t1 = dateutil.parser.parse("2007-03-27T08:54:43+08:00")
t1

datetime.datetime(2007, 3, 27, 8, 54, 43, tzinfo=tzoffset(None, 28800))

>>t2 = dateutil.parser.parse("2007-03-29T10:00:00+02:00") >>t2

datetime.datetime(2007, 3, 29, 10, 0, tzinfo=tzoffset(None, 7200))

>>t2 - t1

datetime.timedelta(2, 25517)

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[lookon]

Thank you for your help.It works.

However, I am using Google App Engine and cannot import dateutil and
epsilon.

Are there any other ways?
On Oct 8, 10:06*pm, [e-mail] wrote:

* * lookonI have two string like "2007-03-27T08:54:43+08:00 " how do I get
* * lookonthe hours between these two time(string format)?

Look in PyPI for dateutil, then:

* * >>import dateutil.parser
* * >>t1 = dateutil.parser.parse("2007-03-27T08:54:43+08:00")
* * >>t1
* * datetime.datetime(2007, 3, 27, 8, 54, 43, tzinfo=tzoffset(None,28800))
* * >>t2 = dateutil.parser.parse("2007-03-29T10:00:00+02:00") >>>t2
* * datetime.datetime(2007, 3, 29, 10, 0, tzinfo=tzoffset(None, 7200))
* * >>t2 - t1
* * datetime.timedelta(2, 25517)

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lookonThank you for your help.It works. However, I am using Google
lookonApp Engine and cannot import dateutil and epsilon.

I don't know how Google App Engine works, but are you not able to install
pure Python modules?

lookonAre there any other ways?

Take a look at the time.strptime function to generate a tuple, then use

t = time.strptime(timestamp, format)
t1 = datetime.datetime(*t[0:6])

Note that with this solution you will have to handle the timezone offset
yourself.

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[lookon]

but can you tell me what format is it?

in the str there is a float and I can not deal with it
On Oct 9, 7:20*pm, [e-mail] wrote:

* * lookonThank you for your help.It works. *However, I am using Google
* * lookonApp Engine and cannot import dateutil and epsilon.

I don't know how Google App Engine works, but are you not able to install
pure Python modules?

* * lookonAre there any other ways?

Take a look at the time.strptime function to generate a tuple, then use

* * t = time.strptime(timestamp, format)
* * t1 = datetime.datetime(*t[0:6])

Note that with this solution you will have to handle the timezone offset
yourself.

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[lookon]

I have solved the problem. thank you

On Oct 9, 7:20*pm, [e-mail] wrote:

* * lookonThank you for your help.It works. *However, I am using Google
* * lookonApp Engine and cannot import dateutil and epsilon.

I don't know how Google App Engine works, but are you not able to install
pure Python modules?

* * lookonAre there any other ways?

Take a look at the time.strptime function to generate a tuple, then use

* * t = time.strptime(timestamp, format)
* * t1 = datetime.datetime(*t[0:6])

Note that with this solution you will have to handle the timezone offset
yourself.

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lookonbut can you tell me what format is it?

Read the strftime man page on your computer or Google for strftime or read
the Python docs about the time.strftime function. (strftime and strptime
strive to have the same set of format characters.)

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