1. How to take the time of the past:
#!/usr/bin/python Import Time #取一天前的当前具体时间 time.strftime ('%y-%m-%d%T ', Time.localtime (Time.time ()-24 *60*60)) #取15天前的当前具体时间 time.strftime ('%y-%m-%d%T ', Time.localtime (Time.time () -15*24*60*60)) # Take 15 days before the current specific time of the first 2 hours time.strftime ('%y-%m-%d%T ', Time.localtime (Time.time () -15*24*60*60-2*60*60))
2. How to take the specific time in the future:
#!/usr/bin/python Import Time #取一天后的当前具体时间 time.strftime ('%y-%m-%d%T ', Time.localtime (Time.time () +24 *60*60)) #取20天后的当前具体时间 time.strftime ('%y-%m-%d%T ', Time.localtime (Time.time () +20*24*60*60)) # time.strftime ('%y-%m-%d%T ', Time.localtime (Time.time () +20*24*60*60-2*60*60) for the first 2 hours of the current specific time after 20 days
3. Take only a certain time unit past, future specific values:
#!/usr/bin/python Import Time #取上一月月份 time.localtime () [1]-1 #取去年年份 time.localtime () [0]-1 #取两个月后的月份 time.localtime () [1]+2
Time.strftime () Format command:
%a Day of the week%a the full name of the day of the week %b Month of the abbreviated%b month full name %c Standard date of the time string %c year of the last two digits %d decimal representation of the month of the first few %d Month/day/year %e in two-character fields, decimal represents the number of days of the month %F year-month-day %g year of the last two digits, using the week-based year %g years, using the month name based on the week's %h shorthand %h Hour%I 24-hour system The 12-hour hour %j decimal represents the number of minutes of the day of the year%m decimal represents the minute of the month %m the %n New line character %p local AM or PM equivalent display %r 12 hours of time %R display hours and minutes: hh:mm %s decimal seconds %t horizontal tab %t display seconds: Hh:mm:ss %u the day of the week, Monday for first days (values from 0 to 6, Monday to 0) %u year of the week, the Sunday as the first day (value from 0 to%V) the week of the year, using a week-based %w decimal Day (value from 0 to 6, Sunday is 0) %w the week of the year, Set Monday as the first day (value from 0 to max) %x standard time string %y the decimal Year without the Century (values from 0 to%y) The 10 year %z,%z time zone name with the century part, Returns a null character if the time zone name cannot be obtained. Percent hundred percent semicolon