How to get the timestamp in Python

To get the timestamp in Python, you can rely on the following commands :

Using: datetime.datetime.now()

import datetime
print(print(datetime.datetime.now())) # python get current timestamp

 

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If you want to account for the timezone, you would need to use it as follows:

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Using: time.ctime()

import time
print(time.ctime()) # timestamp in python

 

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Nikolaus holds a degree in software development and has a strong passion for all things tech-related, especially gadgets with screens. Though he is nostalgic for older phone models, he's a retired gamer and continues to enjoy programming in open-source environments. Additionally, Nikolaus enjoys writing about Linux, macOS and Windows and has experience designing web pages.

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