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I have a today date and the date (for example, 2010-06-25). So,
from datetime import datetime, time, date
today = date.today()
year_past = 2010
past = datetime.strptime('25-06-'+str(year_past), '%d-%m-%Y')
Then I need to find the number of weeks from past to now-date (int). Just explain me, I do this through timedelta and it doesnt work.
Thanks.
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