Using pendulum in Python
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Using pendulum in Python
pendulum is a prevalent python library in my company. For example, if I want to get the time of the previous Monday, it could be written:
pendulum.today("US/Pacific").previous(pendulum.MONDAY)
# return type "pendulum.datetime.DateTime`pendulum.today("US/Pacific").previous(pendulum.MONDAY)# return type "pendulum.datetime.DateTime`
But this will return a class of pendulum.datetime.DateTime. What if I wish Date instead of pendulum.datetime.DataTime? Actually, the pendulum.datetime.DateTime inherited from datetime.datetime so we can use .date():
pendulum.today("US/Pacific").previous(pendulum.MONDAY).date()
# return type "pendulum.datetime.Date`pendulum.today("US/Pacific").previous(pendulum.MONDAY).date()# return type "pendulum.datetime.Date`
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