python time timedelta equivalent

Question

I m trying to do something like this   time     timedelta hours 1    however  Python doesn t allow it  apparently for good reason   Does anyone have a simple work around   Related    What is the standard way to add N seconds to datetime time in Python

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This is a bit nasty  but   from datetime import datetime  timedelta  now   datetime now   time     Just use January the first  2000 d1   datetime 2000  1  1  now hour  now minute  now second  d2   d1   timedelta hours 1  minutes 23  print d2 time

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The solution is in the link that you provided in your question   datetime combine date today    time      timedelta hours 1    Full example   from datetime import date  datetime  time  timedelta  dt   datetime combine date today    time 23  55     timedelta minutes 30  print dt time     Output   00 25 00

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If it s worth adding another file   dependency to your project  I ve just written a tiny little class that extends datetime time with the ability to do arithmetic   If you go past midnight  it just wraps around    gt  gt  gt  from nptime import nptime  gt  gt  gt  from datetime import timedelta  gt  gt  gt  afternoon   nptime 12  24    timedelta days 1  minutes 36   gt  gt  gt  afternoon nptime 13  0   gt  gt  gt  str afternoon   13 00 00    It s available from PyPi as nptime   non-pedantic time    or on GitHub  https   github com tgs nptime  The documentation is at http   tgs github io nptime

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You can change time   to now   for it to work  from datetime import datetime  timedelta datetime now     timedelta hours 1

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Workaround   t   time   t2   time t hour 1  t minute  t second  t microsecond    You can also omit the microseconds  if you don t need that much precision

[python] python time + timedelta equivalent

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