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This function takes two arguments: the first argument specifies the number of days to offset from the current date (positive for the future, negative for the past), and the second argument specifies the target time zone. The function returns the date and time in the specified time zone.
Technology Stack : Python, Arrow
Code Type : Function
Code Difficulty : Intermediate
import random
import arrow
from arrow import utc
def random_time_zone_date(arg1, arg2):
# Generate a random date and time in a random time zone
date = arrow.utcnow().shift(days=random.randint(-30, 30))
time_zone = random.choice(list(arrow.timezones))
return date.to(time_zone)