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Questions - time

How can I keep only rows containing full hours (time)?

I have a dataframe with time in 10 min intervals. date time h150 h200 h250 h500 h750 h1000 h1250 h1500 1 2018-06-01 07:40:00 7.2 8.0 7.8 7.9 7.8 7.8 7.9 7.9 2 2018-06-01 0...
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AnjaN

r

time

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Perhaps this helps library(dplyr) library(stringr) df1 %>% filter(str_detect(time, ":00:00$"))
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akrun

How to store date and time in a file in a platform independent way

I want to store a representation of a moment in time (date and time) in a binary file with Python. My choice, for now, is to write an 8-byte representation in Unix time (seconds from 1970-1-1, 0h00). ...
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Jander

python

datetime

time

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As the docs indicate, it could be platform dependent. What you could do is instead of reading it in with local time, you could use datetimes 'fromtimestamp' method that returns the local date from the...
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calder-ty

Is there a way to know when a script has finished running on a terminal?

I ran a python script overnight, and it was already done when I checked the code in the morning. Is there a time log stored somewhere of when the python script finished executing? Or maybe a log of th...
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Sashank

logging

time

terminal

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I don't know if Ubuntu automatically logs your script, but you can always use datetime with print, which is an easy way of knowing when it starts of finishes. Here's a link
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Léo Langevin-Gascon

google Sheets count Date and Time

can plz someone help me to correct my Funktion count number of cells with Date "Today" and Time "between 06:00 and 14:30" =countifs('G:G">=Today() 06:00:00", 'G:G"...
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alaa alhamwi

date

google-sheets

time

count

between

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try: =COUNTA(IFNA(FILTER('JIRA_Input SL'!G:G; 'JIRA_Input SL'!G:G>=(TODAY()+"06:00:00"); 'JIRA_Input SL'!G:G<=(TODAY()+"14:30:00")))...
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