Python time.mktime()用法及代码示例

# Python program to explain time.mktime() method  
    
# importing time module  
import time  
  
  
# time.gmtime() method will returns 
# a time.struct_time object in UTC 
# for the time expressed in seconds 
# since the epoch 
seconds = 1000000
obj1 = time.gmtime(seconds) 
  
# Print time.struct_time object (in UTC) 
print(obj1) 
  
# Convert the time.struct_time 
# object to local time expressed in 
# seconds since the epoch 
# using time.mktime() method 
time_sec = time.mktime(obj1) 
  
# Print the local time in seconds 
print("\nLocal time (in seconds):", time_sec) 
  
  
# time.strptime() method parse  
# a string representing a time 
# according to the given format 
# and returns a time.struct_time object 
  
# Time string  
t = "14 Sep 2019 10:50:00"
  
# Parse the time string using 
# time.strptime() method 
obj2 = time.strptime(t, "% d % b % Y % H:% M:% S") 
  
# Convert the time.struct_time 
# object to local time expressed in 
# seconds since the epoch 
# using time.mktime() method 
time_sec = time.mktime(obj2) 
  
# Print the local time in seconds 
print("\nLocal time (in seconds):", time_sec)

# Python program to explain time.mktime() method  
    
# importing time module  
import time  
  
  
# A tuple containing 9 elements 
# corresponding to time.struct_time object 
# for example:consider the below object 
# time.struct_time(tm_year = 2019, tm_mon = 9, tm_mday = 13,  
# tm_hour = 1, tm_min = 30, tm_sec = 26, tm_wday = 4, 
# tm_yday = 256, tm_isdst = 0) 
  
# Tuple corresponding to above  
# time.struct_time object will be 
tup = (2019, 9, 13, 1, 30, 26, 4, 256, 0) 
  
# Convert the above specified tuple 
# to local time expressed in seconds 
# since the epoch  
# using time.mktime() method 
time_sec = time.mktime(tup) 
  
# Print the time 
print("Local Time (in seconds since the epoch):", time_sec)

# Python program to explain time.mktime() method  
    
# importing time module  
import time  
    
# Get the current time 
# expressed in seconds  
# since the epoch using 
# time.time() method 
curr_time = time.time()  
  
# Print the value 
# returned by time.time() method 
print("Current time (in seconds since the epoch):", curr_time) 
  
  
# Convert the time expressed in seconds 
# since the epoch to 
# a time.struct_time object 
# in local time using 
# time.localtime() method  
obj = time.localtime(curr_time) 
  
# Print the time.struct_time object 
print("\ntime.struct_time object:") 
print(obj, "\n") 
  
  
# Convert the time.struct_time object 
# back to the time expressed 
# in seconds since the epoch 
# in local time using 
# time.mktime() method 
time_sec = time.mktime(obj) 
  
# Print the time 
print("Time (in seconds since the epoch):", time_sec)