dataiter.dt
===========

The ``dt`` module contains helper functions for dealing with vectors of
dates and datetimes, similar to ``numpy.char`` for vectors of strings.
Most of the operations are done via Python's standard library
``datetime`` module and subject to any limitations therein.

:func:`~dataiter.dt.day`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.from_string`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.hour`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.isoweek`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.isoweekday`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.microsecond`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.minute`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.month`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.new`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.now`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.quarter`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.replace`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.second`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.to_string`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.today`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.weekday`
:func:`~dataiter.dt.year`

.. automodule:: dataiter.dt
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