How to find datetime 10 mins after current time?

Question

I want to find out the datetime 10 mins after current time. Let’s say we have

from datetime import datetime  
now = datetime.now()  
new_now = datetime.strptime(now, '%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S %Z')

I want to find this now and new_now 10 minutes later. How can I do that?

Asked By: sam

||

Source

Answer 1

This is a duplicate of this question. You basically just need to add a timedelta of 10 minutes to get the time you want.

from datetime import datetime, timedelta
now = datetime.now()
now_plus_10 = now + timedelta(minutes = 10)

Answered By: efalconer

Answer 2

I’d add 600 to time.time()

>>> import time
>>> print time.ctime()
Wed Jun  1 13:49:09 2011
>>> future = time.time() + 600
>>> print time.ctime(future)
Wed Jun  1 13:59:15 2011
>>>

Answered By: tMC

Answer 3

now_plus_10m = now + datetime.timedelta(minutes = 10)

See arguments you can pass in the docs for timedelta.

Answered By: Akash

How to find datetime 10 mins after current time?

Question:

Answers: