DateTime class weekday_js and weekday_py properties¶

This page explains the DateTime class’s weekday_js and weekday_py properties interfaces.

What interface are these?¶

The weekday_js property gets a JavaScript weekday value (Sunday is 0, and Saturday is 6).

Similarly, the weekday_py property gets a Python weekday value (Monday is 0, and Sunday is 6).

These interfaces have only the getter interface (there is no setter interface).

Basic usage¶

A DateTime instance has these properties interfaces.

These getter interfaces return a weekday’s Int value.

import apysc as ap

ap.Stage()

# 2022-12-11 is Sunday.
datetime_: ap.DateTime = ap.DateTime(year=2022, month=12, day=11)
weekday_js: ap.Int = datetime_.weekday_js
assert weekday_js == 0

weekday_py: ap.Int = datetime_.weekday_py
assert weekday_py == 6

weekday_js property API¶

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[Interface summary]

Get a current weekday value. This interface sets the weekday based on the JavaScript value as follows:
・0 -> Sunday
・1 -> Monday
・2 -> Tuesday
・3 -> Wednesday
・4 -> Thursday
・5 -> Friday
・6 -> Saturday

[Returns]

weekday: Int
- A current weekday value.

[Examples]

>>> import apysc as ap
>>> _ = ap.Stage()
>>> datetime_: ap.DateTime = ap.DateTime(year=2022, month=12, day=4)
>>> datetime_.weekday_js  # Sunday
Int(0)

>>> datetime_ = ap.DateTime(year=2022, month=12, day=10)
>>> datetime_.weekday_js  # Saturday
Int(6)

weekday_py property API¶

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[Interface summary]

Get a current weekday value. This interface sets the weekday based on the Python value as follows:
・0 -> Monday
・1 -> Thursday
・2 -> Wednesday
・3 -> Thursday
・4 -> Friday
・5 -> Saturday
・6 -> Sunday