# Python3 code to demonstrate
# Getting a tuple of ISO Year, 
# ISO Week Number and ISO Weekday

# Importing date module from datetime
from datetime import date
 
# Calling the today() function
# to return todays date
Todays_date = date.today()

# Printing today's date
print(Todays_date)

# Calling the isocalendar() function
# over the above today's date to return
# its ISO Year, ISO Week Number
# and ISO Weekday
print(Todays_date.isocalendar())

# Python3 code to demonstrate
# Getting a tuple of ISO Year, 
# ISO Week Number and ISO Weekday

# Importing date module from datetime
from datetime import date
 
# Creating an instance for 
# different dates
A = date(2020, 10, 11)

# Calling the isocalendar() function
# over the above specified date
Date = A.isocalendar()

# Printing Original date and its 
# ISO Year, ISO Week Number
# and ISO Weekday
print("Original date:",A)
print("Date in isocalendar is:", Date)