Apr-08-2020, 01:29 PM
I am getting a date like '20200402130324.9500+0530' . How can I convert this to python datatime object ?
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Use datetime.datetime.strptime and look for the strptime-behavior.
There is everything what you need. The +0530 is the timezone offset. +5 Hours, +30 minutes. Let me guess: IST Indian Standard Time If you need something to handle timezones, look for pendulum.
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