A simple python alarm program

timedisplay22.py

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Above is a simple python alarm program that works.

You can put any work to the print position and see it works with time.

The code is stated below also

import datetime

want_time =input("input the time you want to play alarm ")

play =True

print(want_time)

while play==True:

now=datetime.datetime.now()

timeparts=str(now).split(" ")

time_now= timeparts[1][0:5]

if want_time == time_now:

play=False

print (" you got the alarm")

Here is a another way of doing it.

timedisplay33.py

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This way it takes the time string of python. And split and takes the hour and minute part only.

But to both places now=datetime.datetime.now() function has to be taken dynamically. Inside a running while loop. That is the secret.

I'll put the code below to your inspection.

import datetime

play= True

want_time=input("input the time you want to play alarm ")

print(want_time)

while play==True:

now=datetime.datetime.now()

x= now.strftime("%X")

hourmin=x[0:5]

if want_time ==hourmin:

play=False

print (" you got the alarm")