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What do you mean "Calculate the next day"? Do you mean getting the number of days between two dates or what?

 

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Designing a mITX case. Working on aluminum prototypes.

Open for intern / part-time. Good at maths, CAD and airflow stuff. Dabbled with Python.

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from datetime import datetime.
from datetime import timedelta.
#Add 1 day.
print datetime.now() +timedelta(days=1)

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Done!


import time
from datetime import date, timedelta
INPUTED_DATE=input()

while INPUTED_DATE!="END" and INPUTED_DATE!="end":
  new_date=INPUTED_DATE[:2]+INPUTED_DATE[3:5]+INPUTED_DATE[6:]
  #print (new_date)
  t=time.strptime(new_date,'%d%m%Y')
  formated_date=date(t.tm_year,t.tm_mon,t.tm_mday)+timedelta(1)
  print (formated_date.strftime('%d-%m-%Y'))
  INPUTED_DATE=input()
  
  
  
  

 

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