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Python Dates and Times in Python (2014) Dates and Times Far Away

Sunil Padmanabhan
Sunil Padmanabhan
1,344 Points
Posted by Sunil Padmanabhan
Sunil Padmanabhan
1,344 Points

Did understand the Objective of the task

Write a function called far_away that takes one argument, a timedelta. Add that timedelta to datetime.datetime.now() and return the resulting datetime object.

far_away.py 
import datetime
def far_away(datetime.timedelta)
    datetime.timedelta=datetime.datetime.now()+timedelta
    return datetime.timedelta

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TEDI YUDI PERMADI
TEDI YUDI PERMADI
3,051 Points
TEDI YUDI PERMADI
TEDI YUDI PERMADI
3,051 Points

Try this in your code

import datetime

def far_away(datetime_timedelta_argument):
    datetime_timedelta = datetime.datetime.now() + datetime_timedelta_argument
    return datetime_timedelta

print(far_away(datetime.timedelta(hours=7)))