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Write a program that checks which day of the week it is: If it is Friday, the program writes: "Hooray! It's almost weekend!" If it's Saturday or Sunday, the program writes: "Hooray! It's weekend!" On every other day the program writes, how many days to go for the weekend is: eg "2 days until the weekend."
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import datetime
today = datetime.datetime.today()
if today.weekday() == 4:
print("Hooray! It's almost weekend!")
elif today.weekday() == 5 or today.weekday() == 6:
print("Hooray! It's weekend!")
else:
days_to_weekend = 4 - today.weekday()
print(f"{days_to_weekend} days until the weekend.")
This code imports the datetime module and retrieves today's date using datetime.datetime.today(). It then checks the day of the week using the today.weekday() method, which returns an integer from 0 (Monday) to 6 (Sunday).
If it is Friday (weekday 4), the program prints "Hooray! It's almost weekend!" using an if statement. If it's Saturday or Sunday (weekdays 5 and 6), the program prints "Hooray! It's weekend!" using an elif statement.
If it's any other day, the program calculates the number of days until the weekend (i.e. the next Friday) using subtraction and prints it as a string with an f-string (formatted string literal).
How do I show a date on the html page?
You can use the <time> element to display a date on an HTML page. The datetime attribute should be in ISO format, like this:
<time datetime="2019-04-22T18:20:16.826Z"> April, 22 2019</time>
This example displays the date April 22, 2019.
how can i use ordinal numbers for my date
You can use the strftime function in Python to format a date as an ordinal number.
For example, if you have the datetime object date:
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import datetime
date = datetime.date.today()
You can apply the strftime function to your date:
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date_ordinal = date.strftime("%-d")
The syntax %-d will return the day of the month as an ordinal number.
For example, if today is the 1st of November, it will return "1st".
You can find more information in the the Python docs.
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