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Python

from_string Challenge

Good evening (again)!

I hope it's ok to ask many of these questions but it helps me to understand things more.

I am stuck at this: (Part 2/2) https://teamtreehouse.com/library/dates-and-times-in-python/dates-and-times/strftime-strptime

And my code looks like this:

import datetime


def to_string (datetime):
    date=datetime.strftime("%d %B %Y")
    return date

def from_string(string1, format1): 
    date2=datetime.strptime(string1,format1) # it has to be something with strptime but I don't know how to pass those arguments right in
    return date2                     

Thanks in Advance

1 Answer

Hello!

You forgot to import the class datetime itself, you're just importing the datetime module. So, you could just add this at the top of your code:

from datetime import datetime

Or in the function itself:

date2 = datetime.datetime.strptime(string1, format1)

Cheers!

Oh no. Thank you. You are right!