Python Date library

.Which of the following will import the datetime module in Python?

• • a) import date

• • b) import datetime

• • c) from datetime import date

• • d) from date import datetime

How do you get the current date and time in Python using the datetime module?

• • a) datetime.now()

• • b) datetime.today()

• • c) datetime.current()

• • d) datetime.time()

3. What is the correct way to create a date object representing March 15, 2024?

• • a) date(15, 3, 2024)

• • b) date(2024, 3, 15)

• • c) datetime(2024, 3, 15)

• • d) datetime.date(2024, 3, 15)

If you want to add 10 days to the current date, which function can you use?

• • datetime.now() + datetime.timedelta(days=10)

• datetime.now() + datetime.date(10)

• • datetime.today() + datetime.timedelta(10)

• • datetime.now().date() + timedelta(days=10)

How would you convert a string "2024-08-29" into a date object in Python?

• • datetime("2024-08-29")

• • datetime.strptime("2024-08-29", "%Y-%m-%d")

• • datetime.strptime("2024/08/29", "%d-%m-%Y")

• • datetime("2024/08/29", "%Y/%m/%d")

What does the strftime() method do in Python?

• • Converts a string to a datetime object

• • Formats a datetime object to a string

• • Returns the current date as a string

• Subtracts dates

Which code snippet will return the current year using the datetime module?

• • a) datetime.today().year

• • b) datetime.now().year

• • c) datetime.date().year

• • d) datetime.date.today().year

How can you determine the day of the week (Monday, Tuesday, etc.) for a given date?

• • date.weekday()

• • datetime.weekday()

• • date.strftime("%A")

• • datetime.strftime("%A")

How would you get the difference in days between two dates?

• • a) date1 - date2

• • b) datetime.diff(date1, date2)

• • c) date1.timedelta(date2)

• • d) date1 - date2).days()

Which of the following formats will correctly convert a datetime object to a string in the format "Day-Month-Year"?

• • adatetime.strftime("%d-%m-%Y")

• • bdatetime.strptime("%d-%m-%Y")

• • cdatetime.format("%d-%m-%Y")

• • datetime.parse("%d-%m-%Y")