Questions tagged [strptime]

`strptime` reads the time from the string s using the timeformat specifiers and converts it into seconds since the year 2000.

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Python strptime not parsing time zone EST %z

I am trying to parse the string '10/23/2019 6:02:05 PM EST' into a datetime with time zone using Python 3.7. Code: from datetime import datetime timestamp = datetime.strptime(date_str, '%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p %Z') Error: ValueError: time data…
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How to provide default time when using datetime.strptime?

I'm using datetime.strptime to parse and obtain DateTime values from strings, in the form of %Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ but the data is dirty and sometimes doesn't have the time parameter, is sometimes received in yyyy/mm/dd format instead of yyyy-mm-dd…
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format 01-01-16 7:43 string to datetime

I have the following strings that I'd like to convert to datetime objects: '01-01-16 7:43' '01-01-16 3:24' However, when I try to use strptime it always results in a does not match format error. Pandas to_datetime function nicely handles the…
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R strptime issue when using %b to format a date

Before marking as duplicate, I've tried a few other solutions, namely these: R, strptime(), %b, trying to convert character to date format strptime, as.POSIXct and as.Date return unexpected NA But neither seem to work for me. I'm trying to convert…
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ValueError: time data '2018-12-22T00:41:30.926932Z' does not match format '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'

I'm having troubles converting a time string to datetime object: And i know this question has been asked a couple of times but i haven't been able to find a solution for my question. Here is my code: order['created'] =…
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strptime different output in python 2.7 compared to python 2.3 and Excel

I have some python 2.3.4 scripts to migrate to python 2.7.5 and I found a strange issue in the behavior of strptime. The Script Sample convert a string in (week number, day, year) format to a datetime: dw='51 0 18' # 51 week number , 0 for Sunday…
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Python Datetime object

I am currently having an issue converting an incoming datetime string to a datetime object using Python's built in strptime() method. Here is what I currently have: def fixDateTimeField(datetimeString): # Convert from 2012-08-07T00:00:00Z to…
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how to set the day, month and year in a posixlt in r?

i have to fix a date in a data frame. the date comes in as "16/12/2006", and the time comes in as "17:24:00". i want to construct a posixlt with the combined date and time. i tried: fixTime2<-function(date,time) { # replaces the date in time with…
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How to convert mm:ss.ms to ss.ms?

I'm trying to make a conversion for below example: original time: 1:03.091 converted time: 63.09 I did some research and found that I can add up the min to secs, but don't know how to add the milliseconds anymore. Below is what I've managed to do so…
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Issues while converting data in strptime in python

I'm trying to calculate average time distance from a point to another. This is the functions for the import data. While handling the time there is an error about the type list of the start time stime_record : [['01/01/2016 00h15m'], ['01/01/2016…
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How exactly is the %y directive interpreted when parsing dates?

While reading this question about parsing dates of the form %m/%d/%y, I realized that I don't know how the %y directive actually works. The docs state the following: Year without century as a zero-padded decimal number. But which century does it…
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How to parse Python datetime.str output with strptime?

I am getting timestamps from a REST server which creates them using datetime.str(). This gives me a timestamp that looks like: '2018-02-21 10:40:35+00:00'. However, datetime.strptime only supports %z which requires the trailing timezone offset to be…
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Python datetime.strftime and datetime.strptime

I was reading a chapter on datetime from 'Effective Python' and stumbled upon this strange behavior of datetime.strptime: it raises a ValueError on the very string formatted with datetime.strftime using the same format. if I remove the timezone…
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Convert different date-time-formats at once (strptime)

Hi :) I have a column of my data.frame which contains dates in two formats. Here is an short minimal example: D = data.frame(dates = c("3/31/2016", "01.12.2015")) dates 1 3/31/2016 2 01.12.2015 With the nice function strptime I can easily…
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Converting timestamp in seconds to a date format in R

I have a table (tags) with a column for timestamp (ts), which is formatted as seconds since 1 Jan, 1970 GMT. I'm trying to create a date column that converts the timestamp from seconds to date and time EST. The suggested code for R…
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