"""
* My CheatSheet for.. The Python Datetime Module
* YouTube Channel: Python Simplified
* Vid: The Ultimate Guide To Datetime!
Datetime Docs...
URL: 

strftime() + strptime() Docs...
URL: https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#strftime-and-strptime-format-codes

"""

from datetime import date

# Create A Date Object
today = date.today()
print('Today is: ', today)  # Today is:  2023-12-31
print()

# Get Parts Of the Date Object
print('Day: ', today.day)
print('Day: ', today.month)
print('Day: ', today.year)
print()

# strftime()
my_format_01 = today.strftime('%A %d %B %Y')
print('my_format_01:\n', my_format_01)
print()

# Make my own Date Object
my_B_day = date(1971, 1, 14)
print('Normal Date Object: My B/Day Is..\n', my_B_day)  # My B/Day Is.. 1971-01-14
print()

#? ===== THIS IS WHAT I NEED FOR PySimpleGUI Calendar Output =====
# Make my own Date Object (AS A String!!)
my_B_day_ISO = date.fromisoformat('1971-01-14')
print('Date from a *String* Using ISO Format\n', my_B_day_ISO)
print()

#? ===== THIS WORKS!!! =====
# Reformat fromisoformat
my_format_ISO_01 = my_B_day_ISO.strftime('%A %d %B %Y')
my_format_ISO_02 = my_B_day_ISO.strftime('%d %b %Y')  # This WORKS!!
print('my_format_ISO_01:\n', my_format_ISO_01)  # Thursday 14 January 1971
print()
print('my_format_ISO_01:\n', my_format_ISO_02)  # 14 Jan 1971
print()