How To Create A HTML Calendar In Python Dynamically

Starting the main() function, let's ask datetime for the time.

def main():
     today = datetime.datetime.date(datetime.datetime.now())

Curiously, the datetime module has a datetime class. It is from this class that we call two objects: now() and date(). The method datetime.datetime.now() returns an object containing the following information: year, month, date, hour, minute, second, and microseconds. Of course, we have no need for the time information. To cull out the date information alone, we pass the results of now() to datetime.datetime.date() as an argument. The result is that today now contains the year, month, and date separated by em-dashes.

• Introduction
• Preparing the Months of the Year
• A Day Called "Today"
• Splitting the Current Date
• The HTML and CSS Preamble
• Printing the Days of the Week
• Getting the Calendar Data
• The Number of Weeks In A Month
• The 'for' Loop Examined
• Calling the main() Function