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[[python-driver-temporal-types]]
=== Temporal Types

This section lists some basic usage of the temporal types provided by the Python Driver.


[[python-driver-temporal-types-datetime]]
==== `DateTime`

Represents an instant capturing the date, the time, and the timezone identifier.

[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-datetime-import]
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[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-datetime]
----


[[python-driver-temporal-types-date]]
==== `Date`

Represents an instant capturing the date, but not the time, nor the timezone.

[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-date-import]
----

[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-date]
----


[[python-driver-temporal-types-time]]
==== `Time`

Represents an instant capturing the time of day, and the timezone offset in seconds, but not the date.

[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-time-import]
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[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-time]
----


[[python-driver-temporal-types-local-datetime]]
==== `Local DateTime`

Represents an instant capturing the date and the time, but not the timezone.

[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-local-datetime-import]
----

[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-local-datetime]
----


[[python-driver-temporal-types-local-time]]
==== `Local Time`

Represents an instant capturing the time of day, but not the date, nor the timezone.

[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-local-time-import]
----

[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-local-time]
----


[[python-driver-temporal-types-duration]]
==== `Duration`

Represents an ISO 8601 duration.
Contains both date-based values (years, months, days) and time-based values (seconds, nanoseconds).

[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-duration-import]
----

[source, python]
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include::{python-examples}/test_temporal_types_example.py[tags=temporal-types-duration]
----


[[python-driver-exceptions-errors]]
== Exceptions and error handling

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