Question

3Time your loops! Write a function that will print each item in a list. That's it. But what your function should return is the time it takes (timedelta) to run the function.

4. Subtract five days from current date. Now add five days from the current date.

5. Print yesterday, today, and tomorrow's date (MM-DD-YY).

Python

Answer 1

from datetime import datetime, timedelta

# 3

def times(list1):

    t1 = datetime.now()

    for i in list1:

        print(i)

    result = datetime.now() - t1

    return result

print(times([i for i in range(100)]))   # test case

# 4

current_date = datetime.now()

after_five = current_date + timedelta(days = 5)

before_five = current_date - timedelta(days = 5)

print('Date after five days:', str(after_five))

print('Date before five days:', str(before_five))

# 5

current_date = datetime.now()

print('Yesterday:', str(current_date - timedelta(days = 1)))

print('Today:', str(current_date))

print('Tomorrow:', str(current_date + timedelta(days = 1)))

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