You work as a programmer in a company that creates a "digital archive of personal files." Your task & mdash; Develop a module to verify the introduced dates. The system should be absolutely reliable and not accept incorrect or impossible dates (for example, on February 30 or April 31), as well as data in the wrong format.
rn The program must read the lines one after another until the user introduces & nbsp; dd.mm.YYYY .
The program receives several lines to the input. Each line contains either a date for verification or an arbitrary set of characters. Data entry ends when a symbol & nbsp;
for each entered line (except for the final line & nbsp;
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the correct date & nbsp; & mdash; If the line is the existing date in the & nbsp; DD.MM.YYYY . In all other cases (incorrect format, non -existent date). 12.12.2024
31.04.2023
02.29.2023
Hello World
02.29.2024
01/01/2000
0
The correct date
incorrect date or format
incorrect date or format
incorrect date or format
correct date
correct date
import datetime
while True:
# Считываем очередную строку от пользователя
input_str = input()
# Проверяем условие выхода из цикла
if input_str == '0':
break
try:
# Пытаемся преобразовать строку в дату по заданному формату.
# Формат '%d.%m.%Y' означает:
# %d - день месяца с ведущим нулем (01-31)
# %m - месяц с ведущим нулем (01-12)
# %Y - год в виде четырех цифр (например, 2024)
#
# Эта функция автоматически проверяет и формат, и существование даты.
# Например, для "30.02.2024" она вызовет ошибку, так как такой даты нет.
datetime.datetime.strptime(input_str, '%d.%m.%Y')
# Если преобразование прошло успешно, значит дата корректна
print("Корректная дата")
except ValueError:
# Если в процессе преобразования возникла ошибка ValueError,
# это означает, что либо формат строки не соответствует 'ДД.ММ.ГГГГ',
# либо сама дата невозможна (например, 31 апреля).
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