Python-如何在不使用日历，日期时间的情况下获取当前工作日

Question

I'm having a little bit of a problem here. My system lets me

pip install calendar

but for some reason it doesn't recognize it when importing it in my script.

Whereas for datetime , the module datetime.datetime gives me an error saying that

there is no attribute datetime in datetime.

And datetime.date wants me to feed it a datetime.datetime object, therefore it doesn't let me input strings, lists, ints, or whatever.

Does anyone know another possible way to get the current weekday , or how to fix one of the above ?

Thanks

Answer 1

using time .

from time import time, localtime, strftime

x=localtime(time())
strftime("%A",x) # 'Tuesday'

Answer 2

It looks like your most recent errors are caused by the same thing causing the original error with the datetime module.

there is no attribute datetime in datetime.

Is likely the same as the error caused by this line hoursMinsSecs = time.strftime('%H, %M, %S')

These errors are caused because both the datetime and time modules have objects with the same name as the module. (time.time and datetime.datetime). Therefore, how you import the modules or objects becomes very important.

In the time example, your import statement is:

from time import time, localtime, strftime

As a result, the time object has been imported into your namespace and not the time module . Therefore, when you try to run time.strftime('%H, %M, %S') you get an error that strftime isn't an attribute of the time object.

Instead, since you already imported strftime, just call that directly and do not qualify it with time. (ie strftime('%H, %M, %S') )

For your datetime example, you probably had the import statement from datetime import datetime , but somewhere in your code used datetime.datetime