What is the pandas.Timestamp.max attribute in pandas?

Overview

The Pandas.Timestamp is an equivalent of Python's datetime object. It has an attribute max that can be used to obtain the maximum datetime object that can be generated for a Timestamp object in pandas.

Timestamp.max = Timestamp('2262-04-11 23:47:16.854775807')

Syntax

The max attribute has the following syntax:

pandas.Timestamp.max
Syntax for the max attribute in pandas

Parameter value

The max attribute takes no parameter value.

Return value

The max attribute returns the maximum Timestamp (datetime) object in pandas.

Example

# A cose to illustrate the max attribute in Pandas

# importing the pandas library

import pandas as pd



# obtaining the maximum Timestamp value or object in Pandas

max_date = pd.Timestamp.max



print("The maximum date time in Pandas is: ", max_date)

Explanation

  • Line 3: We import the pandas library.
  • Line 6: We obtain the maximum datetime object in pandas by using the max attribute. The result is assigned to a variable named max_date.
  • Line 8: We print the value of the variable max_date.

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