Missing import statement for 'datetime' module causing undefined variable error

[Ankush0286]

The codebase encounters an error due to the missing import statement for the datetime module. The variable datetime is used in the code but is not recognized, leading to a NameError indicating that 'datetime' is not defined. To resolve this, the import datetime statement needs to be added at the top of the relevant Python file.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Run the code that references datetime.
2. Observe the error message: NameError: name 'datetime' is not defined.
3. Expected Behavior: The code should execute without errors and properly utilize the datetime module.

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Suggested Fix: Add import datetime to the beginning of the Python script where datetime is used.

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[Ankush0286]

@Amna-Hassan04, as a participant in Girls Script Summer of Code (GSSOC), I'd like to work on this issue. Could you please assign it to me and add the GSSOC level?

[Amna-Hassan04]

assigned to you. please do link this issue when you submit a PR