I’m just trying to add tzinfo for my datetime object (with no specific time). I have date in str format, and timezone in str format. I created this function: all looks fine when I am using tzinfo like: “Etc/GMT-6”: but look at this: Why do I get such a strange values like 03:19, 05:18 when it should be 03:00, -05:00?
Tag: pytz
datetime.combine with timezone is different from datetime.now with timezone
In the below code: Why are d1 and d2 showing different timezone information? How do I get the same datetime as datetime.now when using datetime.combine? Answer datetime.now effectively converts (localizes) your datetime with the pytz timezone object – from the docs: If tz is not None, it must be an instance of a tzinfo subclass, and the current date and
Why time zone conversation doesn’t affect the figure in plotting datetime objects in matplotlib?
I’m trying to plot a figure in which dates, without times, are in x-axis and times, without dates, are in y-axis: The above code works well. However when I convert time zones from UTC to US/Eastern I get the same result, as if I did nothing. The result of both before and after time zone conversation: When I print, for
Weird timezone issue with pytz
A seven hour and 37 minute offset? This is a little strange, does anyone experience the same issue? In fact I’m getting different behavior between Answer Time zones and offsets change over the years. The default zone name and offset delivered when pytz creates a timezone object are the earliest ones available for that zone, and sometimes they can seem