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Asked By – Mahdi Yusuf
I am trying to figure out the differences between the datetime and time modules, and what each should be used for.
I know that datetime provides both dates and time. What is the use of the time module?
Examples would be appreciated and differences concerning timezones would especially be of interest.
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The time module is principally for working with Unix time stamps; expressed as a floating point number taken to be seconds since the Unix epoch. the datetime module can support many of the same operations, but provides a more object oriented set of types, and also has some limited support for time zones.
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