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Start your free trialKenneth Bagwell Jr
3,698 Pointsdelorean question
honestly not sure what I should be adding to the function
import datetime
def delorean(num):
datetime = r
return datetime
tarter = datetime.datetime(2015, 10, 21, 16, 29)
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,275 PointsHere's a few hints:
- don't change the provided code (like changing "starter" to "tarter")
- you should probably add new code after the provided code
- nothing named "r" has been defined
- to avoid confusion and possible errors, don't give variables the same names as functions or packages
- the function parameter "num" isn't being used inside the function (but should be)
- you will also want to use "starter" inside the function
- your function should compute a time that is "num" hours later than "starter"
- the timedelta function might be useful here