I have a list like this:
list = [
'20211231_2300',
'20211231_2305',
'20211231_2310',
'20211231_2315',
'20211231_2320',
'20211231_2325'
]
With Python, I want to change each values of the list by "2021/12/31_23:05"
to obtain this result:
[
'2021/12/31_23:00',
'2021/12/31_23:05',
'2021/12/31_23:10',
'2021/12/31_23:15',
'2021/12/31_23:20',
'2021/12/31_23:25'
]
How can I do that? Thank you !
dates = [
"20211231_2300",
"20211231_2305",
"20211231_2310",
"20211231_2315",
"20211231_2320",
"20211231_2325",
]
def format_date(s: str) -> str:
"""assumes correct input format <yyyymmdd_hhmm>"""
year = s[:4]
month = s[4:6]
day = s[6:8]
hour = s[9:11]
minute = s[11:]
return f"{year}/{month}/{day}_{hour}:{minute}"
dates = [format_date(d) for d in dates]
print(dates)
You can consider using strptime
and strptime
from datetime
standard library:
from datetime import datetime
dates = [
'20211231_2300',
'20211231_2305',
'20211231_2310',
'20211231_2315',
'20211231_2320',
'20211231_2325'
]
fmt = [datetime.strptime(date, "%Y%m%d_%H%M").strftime("%Y/%m/%d_%H:%M") for date in dates]
print(fmt) # prints: ['2021/12/31_23:00', '2021/12/31_23:05', '2021/12/31_23:10', '2021/12/31_23:15', '2021/12/31_23:20', '2021/12/31_23:25']
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