00:00Hello, Hello.
00:02In this video, we will talk about Python Packages.
00:06Python Packages will be able to use the package package.
00:12We will use the package to use the module.
00:16How do we use the module?
00:18We will use built-in modules.
00:20We will use the user to define the module.
00:23We will use this module.
00:25We will learn about all these topics.
00:35What is Python Packages?
00:37What is Python Package?
00:39First of all, if you have a topic,
00:41we will learn about the topic.
00:45What is Python Package?
00:47We will learn about the package folder.
00:51We have a folder in our computer.
00:53We have a folder that contains Python files.
00:57For example, if you have Python.
00:59If you have a local system,
01:01you can create a folder in your local system.
01:03In that folder,
01:05we have a folder that contains Python files.
01:09That is also our packages.
01:11Packages,
01:13we have a folder that contains Python files.
01:17Think of it like a folder that contains Python files.
01:21Our folder,
01:23our package is a folder.
01:25This folder,
01:27we can use Python to store all the files.
01:33These files,
01:35we can use the files to define the files.
01:37We can use the functions,
01:39we can use the definitions,
01:41we can define the variables.
01:43We can use the files to define the class.
01:45We can use all the functionalities.
01:47We can store all the packages.
01:50For example,
01:51String is our data type.
01:55String has many functionalities.
01:59Starts with, Ends with, Count, LEN.
02:03These are inbuilt functions.
02:07They are not coded.
02:11These functionalities are already pre-coded.
02:15These are modules.
02:19These are modules.
02:23These are modules.
02:25String has many functions,
02:29class definitions.
02:31These are all similar modules.
02:35We can store the package.
02:39We can work the package.
02:43Packages are a way to organize
02:47and structure your Python code
02:49into reusable components.
02:51Correct.
02:53For example,
02:55String has many functionalities.
02:57We can store all the packages.
03:07We can store all the packages.
03:09We can store all the packages.
03:11We can store all the packages.
03:13We can store all the modules.
03:15So Python.
03:17Python packages are a folder.
03:19That's why we have files.
03:23They are modules.
03:25The modules are related to the modules.
03:27Let's make a list of the modules that are connected to the functionalities.
03:31This is the package that you can find from you.
03:38They are collections of Python, modules, programs, and libraries.
03:43If you want to perform the action,
03:49Now, in the previous videos, we will look at NumPy, Pandas, Data Visualization Libraries, Manplotlib, such as modules and libraries,
04:03you will be able to collect every class in the previous class.
04:06There are many different lists. There are many different modules.
04:10There are many modules in the package.
04:15Now, in the previous videos, you can relate to these words.
04:20That is a module.
04:21There is a package.
04:23There is a module and a module.
04:25There is a file.
04:26There is a file.
04:27There is a folder.
04:29There is a folder.
04:31There is a package.
04:34So, in this package, there is a built-in package.
04:39And then, as a user, I will create a package.
04:44So, I will create a folder, Python files, and I will store it by the files.
04:52That is a user-defined packages.
04:54Define Packages, Nano-User, Define Packages.
04:58Built-in Packages are already in a form.
05:04We call it our folder or package, or we can import our working environment to our work environment.
05:13We call it a built-in package.
05:16Date and time package is the most important package.
05:20What is the date and time package?
05:22If we click on the date and time package,
05:28there are Spring, Float, Inter, and these two data types are last.
05:33The date and time package are the same data types.
05:37We call it the date list, for example, 2024,
05:462024, 207, 3, and 2.
05:49This format is like this.
05:52We have to do float as int.
05:54This is the data type.
05:57It has its own data type.
05:59We call it the date, and the year, month, and date, or year, date, and month.
06:05We call it the format.
06:07A date and Python is not a pen or a float or a string.
06:12It is its own data type.
06:14Okay?
06:15It's not a type of its own.
06:17It's not a type of its own data type.
06:20It's a type of its own data type.
06:21It's a type of its own data type.
06:23So, we call it the date and time package.
06:27It's all important.
06:29Data and time package in Python is a built-in module that provides classes for manipulating dates and time.
06:36So, in this built-in package, there are functionalities, date, time, date, and time, time, and delta.
06:45In this way, we use these modules and class definitions.
06:50That's when it's a type of a type of a type of time.
07:05So, when we do these modules and type of people, we call it the time package.
07:16This is the same thing that we have to do with manipulation.
07:20We have to say that date and time.
07:23Date, time, time, date, time and date, time.
07:27We have to do class definitions.
07:29If we have to do manipulation, time only.
07:33Next, we have to do math with dates and times.
07:37We have to do arithmetic operations.
07:39We have to do current date.
07:41We have to do this date and time.
07:45We have to do a few days.
07:47We have to do that date.
07:49We have to do that.
07:51We have to do arithmetic operations.
07:53We have to do this package and perform.
07:57Next, we have to do with time zones.
08:01Time zone and assign zone.
08:06We have to do these functionalities.
08:08We have to use methods and functions.
08:12We have to do time zones.
08:14We have to do time zones.
08:18We have to do other countries and countries.
08:20We have to do time zones.
08:22We have to do this or the problem.
08:24We have to do the difference.
08:26We have to do time zones.
08:28We have to do time zones.
08:30Next, converting date, time zones.
08:32We have to do formatting and parsing.
08:36We have to do this.
08:37For example,
08:38We have to use the date.
08:39We have to use the year and month.
08:40We have to use the date on the day.
08:48We can use the year, month, and day.
09:00We can use the concept of parsing and convert.
09:05We can use the concept of the format and we can use the format.
09:10We can use the formatting and parsing.
09:13We can use the concept of converting date and times.
09:17We can use the function of strip time.
09:21We can use the function of parsed dates.
09:25In this way, we can use the function of built-in functionalities.
09:29We can use the objects in the date and time.
09:33We can use the manipulations or updations.
09:36We can use the data to change the data.
09:43This is the date and time package.
09:47In this way, we can use the practical package.
09:51We can use the package, the module, the module, the file.
09:55There are class, variables, functions, and definitions.
09:59In this way, we can use the module as important as a package.
10:03Date and time package.
10:05Class functions, class definitions, functions.
10:09What time, date and time.
10:11Time package, pass, etc.
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