How to create list of dates between two dates?

[Charlote]

Hello,
I am a beginner in python, and have a question..
I need to create a list of all dates between two dates..
Lets say beggining date= 2008-1-15
enddate= 2008-2-20
how do I get a list
dates = [2008-1-15, 2008-1-16,...,2008-2-20] ?

[bvdet]

Hello,
I am a beginner in python, and have a question..
I need to create a list of all dates between two dates..
Lets say beggining date= 2008-1-15
enddate= 2008-2-20
how do I get a list
dates = [2008-1-15, 2008-1-16,...,2008-2-20] ?

The datetime module is useful for this problem. Create a datetime object for the start and end dates. The following determines the number of days: [code=Python](end_date+datet ime.timedelta(d ays=1)-start_date).day s)[/code]Use that value +1 for a range of days. Each date can be incremented by an integer like this:[code=Python]start_date+date time.timedelta( days=i)[/code]

[Charlote]

The datetime module is useful for this problem. Create a datetime object for the start and end dates. The following determines the number of days: [code=Python](end_date+datet ime.timedelta(d ays=1)-start_date).day s)[/code]Use that value +1 for a range of days. Each date can be incremented by an integer like this:[code=Python]start_date+date time.timedelta( days=i)[/code]

Thx for quick reply,
I understand the principle of incrementing days, but how to store each day into list or tuple?

In C I would have something like

DATES=[]
number of days=30
start_date= ...
end_date= ...

while (start_date <= end_date)
{
for(i=0; i<30; i++)
DATES[i]=start_date;

start_date++;
}

[Charlote]

I solved it .. It look so simple now.. :)
Thx for the help..

[bvdet]

I solved it .. It look so simple now.. :)
Thx for the help..

You are welcome. I am glad you were able to solve it. Here's what I came up with:[code=Python]import datetime

def date_range(star t, end):
r = (end+datetime.t imedelta(days=1 )-start).days
return [start+datetime. timedelta(days= i) for i in range(r)]

start = datetime.date(2 007,01,01)
end = datetime.date(2 008,02,01)
dateList = date_range(star t, end)
print '\n'.join([str(date) for date in dateList])

>>> 2007-01-01
2007-01-02
2007-01-03
2007-01-04
2007-01-05
...............
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