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Author	Or Toledano
Recipients	Or Toledano, SilentGhost, belopolsky, lemburg, p-ganssle
Date	2020-04-18.11:30:06
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The use-case for this method is to "limit" the resolution of a time object. I encountered the need for it when I needed to reduce the resolution of some timestamps, to compare them with timestamps of lesser resolution. I found the following SOF post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13838394/can-i-easily-get-datetime-with-less-resolution-in-python which made me think that a zero function can be nice for that use case of datetime.replace

The use-case for this method is to "limit" the resolution of a time object.
I encountered the need for it when I needed to reduce the resolution of some timestamps, to compare them with timestamps of lesser resolution.
I found the following SOF post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13838394/can-i-easily-get-datetime-with-less-resolution-in-python
which made me think that a zero function can be nice for that use case of datetime.replace

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Date	User	Action	Args
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