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The TimeDuration module provides a Pure Python interface to the creation, manipulation and comparison of time duration string. E.g. if 3:21:45.3 and 3:22:30.1 represent stopwatch times, I don’t want to represent or store them as datetime objects but I do want to be able to compare them and do simple calculations on such string such as find the average of a tuple of TimeDuration objects.
I’d also like to be able to say something like “3 weeks, 5 days 12 hours and 32 minutes” and be able to convert that to minutes, seconds or hours and be able to convert strings that look like durations of time to a normalized format.
Examples are included.
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