Build a Super Advanced Trading Bot on DYDX Hosted on AWS with Python - Get ISO Times

The video tutorial explains how to create a function to convert Python datetime objects into ISO format, which is necessary for API interactions. It covers importing necessary modules, calculating timestamps in 100-hour intervals, and formatting these timestamps into the required ISO string format. The tutorial also demonstrates how to organize these timestamps into a dictionary for easy access and use in API requests.

What is the purpose of the 'get_ISO_times' function introduced in the video?

• To import necessary libraries for date and time

• To create a dictionary of time ranges

• To calculate the current date and time

• To format timestamps into ISO format

Why is the initial timestamp set to 100 hours before the current time?

• To avoid using microseconds in the format

• To simplify the calculation of days

• To match the API's requirement for 100 candles

• To ensure compatibility with daily data

What is the main reason for converting timestamps to ISO format?

• To make them human-readable

• To ensure compatibility with the DYDX API

• To reduce the size of the data

• To eliminate the need for time zones

What does the 'format_time' function do to the timestamp?

• Replaces microseconds and formats it to ISO

• Changes the timestamp to a different time zone

• Converts the timestamp to a string

• Adds microseconds to the timestamp

How are multiple time ranges handled in the code?

• By creating separate functions for each range

• By using a loop to iterate over each range

• By copying and pasting the initial range multiple times

• By using a dictionary to store each range

What is the total duration of data covered by the timestamps?

• 24 days

• 20 days

• 16 days

• 10 days

What is the final step in the process of handling timestamps?

• Importing necessary libraries

• Calculating the initial timestamp

• Formatting the timestamps

• Returning the times dictionary