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Prabhath Pillai
2,740 PointsAdding a timedelta - not sure what the issue is.
Hi all,
I've run this script in Powershell, and it seems happy with it! Please help me understand the mistake I have made.
Kind regards,
Prabhath
import datetime
def far_away(timedelt):
change = datetime.timedelta(hours = timedelt)
return change + datetime.datetime.now()
1 Answer
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,426 PointsI think you've misread the challenge and are making it harder than necessary.
Task 1 of 1
Write a function called far_away that takes a timedelta. Add that timedelta to datetime.datetime.now() and return the resulting datetime object.
So, you don't need to create a new timedelta object since it is passed as an argument:
import datetime
def far_away(timedelt):
return timedelt + datetime.datetime.now()
``
Prabhath Pillai
2,740 PointsPrabhath Pillai
2,740 Pointsthat's the one! cheers Chris :)
Prabhath Pillai
2,740 PointsPrabhath Pillai
2,740 Pointsthat's the one! cheers Chris :)
Prabhath Pillai
2,740 PointsPrabhath Pillai
2,740 Pointsthat's the one! cheers Chris :)