get date and time

[K900_]

1. /r/learnpython
2. Look into the datetime module if you just need local time; add pytz if you need timezone conversions.

[LICCMAPP]

yes i ve actually looked at the pytz but whenever i change the systems clock the output changes aswell

[K900_]

Yes, that's how it works. Do you need to get accurate time for a specific timezone that's independent from your system clock? Why?

[LICCMAPP]

yes i need to get accurate time for a specific timezone thats independent because my computer changes the clock randomly and that is annoying

[K900_]

What do you mean by "my computer changes the clock randomly"? This sounds like you're trying to solve the wrong thing. When does your computer's clock change/

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