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Ticket #4037 (closed: invalid)

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need from / import

Reported by: chwolfe Assigned to: jacob
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Description

In the section in tutorial one,

import datetime

# ... class Poll(models.Model):

# ... def was_published_today(self):

return self.pub_date.date() == datetime.date.today()

I think the import line should be:

from datetime import datetime

I am somewhat new to python so maybe I'm doing something wrong.

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04/13/07 10:39:24 changed by ubernostrum

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No, it's correct. The Python standard module datetime contains classes named datetime and date. Doing import datetime makes datetime the _module_ available to you, so the two classes need to be referred to as datetime.datetime and datetime.date.

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