How to Compare Time in Python?

To compare time values in Python, you can use the datetime module and its time class. Here’s an example of how to compare time values:

from datetime import time

# Create two time objects
time1 = time(10, 30)  # Replace with your first time
time2 = time(12, 0)  # Replace with your second time

# Compare the time values
if time1 < time2:
    print("time1 is earlier than time2")
elif time1 > time2:
    print("time1 is later than time2")
else:
    print("time1 is equal to time2")

In this example, we create two time objects, time1 and time2, representing different times. We use the comparison operators <, >, and == to compare the two time objects.

• If time1 is earlier than time2, the condition time1 < time2 will be true.
• If time1 is later than time2, the condition time1 > time2 will be true.
• If time1 is equal to time2, the condition time1 == time2 will be true.

You can adjust the comparison logic based on your specific requirements. The comparison is based on the time values of the time objects, comparing the hour, minute, second, and microsecond components.

By using this approach, you can compare time values in Python and perform different actions based on the comparison result.