1. Time stamp
1.1 time.time()
1.2 Time stamp turn character string
2. Structured time
2.1 Local time
2.2 Greenwich mean time ( Time zone )
2.3 Structured time turn character string
2.4 character string turn Structured time
2.5 Properties of structured data
2.6 Structured time turn Time stamp
Import related libraries
import time
1. Time stamp 1.1 time.time()time.time() What you can get is Time stamp . namely 1970 year 1 month 1 Japan 0 when 0 branch 0 The offset from seconds to the present time s
t1 = time.time()print('t1:', t1)
1.2 Time stamp turn character string Convert timestamps to A fixed format String , have access to time.ctime() Method .( But not very often )
t = time.ctime(time.time())print(t)
2. Structured time It is easier for us to use structured time
2.1 Local timeLocal time is related to time zone .
t2 = time.localtime(time.time()) print("t2:", t2)
2.2 Greenwich mean time ( Time zone )Greenwich mean time (0 The time zone ) Later than Beijing time 8 Hour only ( Global benchmarks , Using this time can eliminate the impact of writing code in different places )
t3 = time.gmtime(time.time())print("t3:", t3)
2.3 Structured time turn character string String form is generally accepted by human beings
t4 = time.strftime("%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S", t2)print(t4)print(type(t4))
2.4 character string turn Structured time Reverse operation of the above operation
t5 = time.strptime('2022/06/22 20:30:35', "%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S")print(t5)
2.5 Properties of structured data print(" year :", t2.tm_year)print(" month :", t2.tm_mon)print(" Japan :", t2.tm_mday)print(" when ", t2.tm_hour)print(" branch ", t2.tm_min)print(" second ", t2.tm_sec)print(" Days of the week have passed :", t2.tm_wday)print(" This year has passed :", t2.tm_yday)print(" Is it daylight saving time ", t2.tm_isdst)
2.6 Structured time turn Time stamp t7 = time.mktime(t2)print(t7)
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