Python: Datetime

Question

Greetings, I have a problem with datetime in Python.

Why does the below code block fail?

from datetime import datetime

print datetime.now()

BUT

This one runs successfully?

from datetime import datetime
now = datetime.now()

print (now)

print (now.year)
print (now.month)
print (now.day)

Answer 1

Put a bracket after 'print'.
Its working for me.

Answer 2

Adam Haller Yes
Edit: But you can write it in this way too.
import datetime
print(datetime.datetime.now())

Answer 3

print(datetime.now()) will work

Answer 4

thank you very much guyss

Answer 5

Thank you very much... Pranav Kalro , so, do i also need to put from datetime?

Answer 6

Version of python is changed from python2 to python3. So we have to use paranthesis after print function. print()