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Date and Time Manipulation Functions

This function takes in a value and tuple as arguments and returns a list with date, time, or datetime objects and/or strings depending on the value. For different values, it parses the tuple in various ways like strings or integers to create the date, time, or datetime and formats and returns them with additional strings in the list.

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Date and Time Manipulation Functions

This function takes in a value and tuple as arguments and returns a list with date, time, or datetime objects and/or strings depending on the value. For different values, it parses the tuple in various ways like strings or integers to create the date, time, or datetime and formats and returns them with additional strings in the list.

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Vaibhaw Shiwarkar
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import calendar

import datetime

def dateandtime(val,tup):

l1=[]
s=””
if(val==1):
for x in tup:
s+=str(x)

d1 = [Link](s,’%Y%m%d’).date()
[Link](d1)
[Link]([Link](d1,’%d/%m/%Y’))
elif(val==2):
[Link]([Link](tup[0]))
elif(val==3):
s = “”
for x in tup:
s+=str(x)
s1=int(s)
t = [Link](tup[0],tup[1],tup[2])
[Link](t)
h=[Link](t,’%I’)

[Link](h)
elif(val==4):
for x in tup:
s+=str(x)
s1=int(s)
d1 = [Link](tup[0],tup[1],tup[2])
[Link](calendar.day_name[[Link]()])
[Link](calendar.month_name[[Link]])
[Link](str([Link](‘%j’)))
elif(val==5):
s=””
for x in tup:
s+=str(x)
s1=int(s)
[Link]([Link](s,’%Y%m%d%H%M%S’))
return l1

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