🔒 datetime cannot write out hours minutes and seconds.

[sacred crane]

import datetime

x = datetime.datetime.now()
print(x)

hour = datetime.datetime.hour
minute = datetime.datetime.minute
sec = datetime.datetime.second

print(f"{hour}:{minute}.{sec}")

Just writes out like erm, object whatever the f.

[mild flicker]

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[wary locust]

you should be getting the hour, minute and second from x, or, use strftime

[sterile otter]

Ya, the fact that x is never used here should be a red flag.

(Besides when it's printed)

[sacred crane]

Oh, ok, I kind of assumed it was static calls. Got it. Thanks.

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