Good morning,
I'm inverting the order of your questions, because I think the order of the
answers may help.
>But if I import all of os and datetime, I can use those functions by
>writing the full 'path' 3 levels deep:
>
>os.path.expanduser('~')
>datetime.datetime.now()
[... hold onto your hat,
street.swee...@mailworks.org writes:
> I get an error if I try
>
> from datetime.datetime import now, strftime
‘datetime.datetime’ is not a module, so you can not import objects from
it.
> But if I import all of os and datetime, I can use those functions by
> writing the full 'path' 3 levels dee
Hello all,
I often use now() and strftime() from datetime, but it seems like I
can't import just those functions. The os module allows me to import
like this:
from os.path import join,expanduser
but I get an error if I try
from datetime.datetime import now, strftime
But if I import all of os
