#Complete the code below. We've gone ahead and created

#variables for the current date and current time. Now,

#we want to print date with the format year$/$month$/$day$,$

#and the time with the format hour:minute:second.

#

#This is a tough one! Think about what we've learned

#about converting and putting together strings.

#Remember, we can add two strings together. For

#example: $"5"+"1"="51".$

from datetime import date

import datetime

todays$\_$date $=$ date.today$()$

current$\_$time $=$ datetime.datetime.now$()$

#Don't modify the code above!

#Complete the line below to print today's date with the

#form year$/$month$/$day$.$ For example, January $15$th$,2016$

#would be $2016/1/15.$

print$()$

#Complete the line below to print the current time with

#the form hour:minute:second, such as $12$:$57$:$15.$ Don't worry

#about the leading $0$s for single$-$digit times. If it's

#$1$:$05$PM and $7$ seconds, the correct answer would be:

#$13$:$5$:$7(13$ because Python uses $24-$hour timeby default$).$

print$()$