The program starts by importing the datetime class from the datetime module in the Python Standard Library. A string s is created, which represents the date "Jun 6, 2022".
The datetime.strptime method is used to parse the string into a datetime object, with the format specified as '%b %d, %Y' (representing the month abbreviation, day of the month, and 4-digit year, respectively). The resulting datetime object is stored in the variable d.
The expression d.weekday() == 1 and 14 < d.day < 22 is a logical expression that returns True if the day of the week is Tuesday (weekday() returns 1 for Tuesday) and the day of the month is between 14 and 21 (inclusive). Finally, the result of the expression is printed using the print function.
from datetime import datetime s = 'Jun 6, 2022' d = datetime.strptime(s, '%b %d, %Y') print(d.weekday() == 1 and 14 < d.day < 22)
False
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