Hey 

Kindly please share your code so that it could be checked.

from _datetime import datetime

currentdate = datetime.now()
print(currentdate)
print(type(currentdate))

formattedDate = currentdate.strftime("%Y,%d %b")
print(formattedDate)
date = "28/09/2020"
string_formattedDate = datetime.strptime(date, "%d/%m/%Y")
print(string_formattedDate)

Hey

Your code is absolutely fine. The error that you are getting is because of the module name. Do not give the module names as same as the exisiting keywords otherwise interpreter starts searching for the attribute in the module made by you. Kindly change the name of your module to something other than datetime, it will run fine.

Sorry I did not get your point, where I need to change the module name, if I am changing datetime module name then it showing me error.Can you please share code for this.

from _datetime import datetime

currentdate = datetime.now()
print(currentdate)
print(type(currentdate))

formattedDate = currentdate.strftime("%Y,%d %b")
print(formattedDate)
date = "28/09/2020"
string_formattedDate = datetime.strptime(date, "%d/%m/%Y")
print(string_formattedDate)

where I need to change?

Hey

The code is correct, the name of the file is to be changed. You have the filename for this code as "datetime", change it to something else.

okay, issue has been resolved.Thanks

Hey

Thank you for the update.