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[Python-Dev] Curious datetime method

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> I wonder why would anyone want to use datetime.today() instead of
> datetime.now()?

Because this method is also present in datetime.date. Thus, you can
reference stuff like  d.today().day without caring whether d is a date
or a datetime object.


Anders

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