Closed Fitz0202 closed 4 years ago
I'm experiencing the same issue. Have you been able to find away around the error?
Hi, yes I have. I researched online and found the answer after hours thinking I couldn't complete the course.
You need to type the following code after re indexing:
From datetime import datetime
Hope this helps.
Chris
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Section 1.4 of Week 4 shows and explains the from datetime import datetime
statement but we forgot to put the corresponding code in the exercises notebook. Sorry about that and thanks for reporting it. Will fix.
Hi
I'm working through the Learn to Code for Data Analysis course and am experiencing an issue in week 4 and wonder if anyone could help.
I have been through the various stages of the notebook and changed the value types of the columns so everything is correct and the 'GMT' column values are datetime64[NS]. However the line of code which follows (In [40] which was already in the notebook) returns a NameError saying "name 'datetime' is not defined".
Also, subsequent lines with 'datetime' in the code also return NameError. This is stopping me progressing through the course and completing the mandatory week 4 quiz.
Being a complete beginner I obviously don't have the knowledge to navigate my way out of this and I would greatly appreciate your help.
Thanks