This program demonstrates how to extract various components of the current date and time using the datetime module in Python. The first line of code imports the datetime module. The second line creates a datetime object representing the current date and time and assigns it to the variable dt.
The next few lines extract various components of the current date and time from the datetime object and print them to the console using the hour, minute, second, microsecond, day, month, and year attributes of the datetime object.
For example, dt.hour gives the current hour of the day, dt.minute gives the current minute, dt.second gives the current second, dt.microsecond gives the current microsecond, dt.day gives the current day of the month, dt.month gives the current month, and dt.year gives the current year.
import datetime dt = datetime.datetime.now() print("Date and Time :",dt) print("Hour :",dt.hour) print("Minute :",dt.minute) print("Second :",dt.second) print("Microsecond :",dt.microsecond) print("Day :",dt.day) print("Month :",dt.month) print("Year :",dt.year)
Date and Time : 2022-09-24 15:31:53.192779 Hour : 15 Minute : 31 Second : 53 Microsecond : 192779 Day : 24 Month : 9 Year : 2022
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