If you have a string and want to create a Datetime object out of it in Python, then you can use the Datetime Parse Time method, as follows:
from datetime import datetime
your_datetime = datetime.strptime('May 31 2021 1:23PM', '%Y-%m-%d')
There are 2 very useful functions of datetime, namely:
strptime – Parse a stringstrftime – Format a stringA common format you may be looking for is:
%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
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