Another common pitfall is assuming a consistent date format across different systems or datasets. Python's datetime module allows you to parse and format dates using strptime () and strftime ...

dateformat does two things: turn datetime objects into strings, and turn strings into datetime objects. It's goal is to do these things simply and well, and to satisfy the following criteria: Be fast ...

A demonstration of internationalization (i18n) features in Python, showcasing multiple language support, pluralization rules, and string interpolation.

Would dd/mm/yyyy ever come into play? (Part of the reason I ask is I found out that Python's datetime library doesn't seem to have a function to turn a date string into a date object.