I’m getting Jan 1st when specifying a week number:

from datetime import datetime from datetime import timezone print(f’datetime.now(): {datetime.now()}’) print(f’current timezone: {datetime.now().tzinfo}’) # prints `None` As seen in the above code snippet, the default timezone for a datetime object created with datetime.now() is None. My question is how to interpret this? No explicit timezone is set, however the value produced by datetime.now() matches the […]

I’m working on a Python project where I’m handling dates, and I’d like to understand how to properly document functions or methods that accept and return date objects using datetime.date or date from the datetime library.

While running the following code I’m getting following error