How to assign tomorrow's date and specific time to a variable in Python?

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Python

Hello gentlemen! More recently, namely 10 hours ago, I began to slowly understand Python. I figured out many points and even wrote one script out of the three needed. Everything seems to be going smoothly, but I just ran into a problem and not only can’t google it, it doesn’t even work out to compose a request so that the word “idiot” doesn’t flash through my head. For this, do not scold if the question is such to yourself.
And so closer to the point:
There is, let's say, a certain variable time=02:00 and a variable day=1. Based on this, I somehow need to make it so that I get a date where today's date + day and with time time. That is, today, let's say the date is: 2016-01-01, but I'm interested in: 2016-01-02 02:00 what does it have to do with unixtime. Experts please tell me how this can be solved.
+ Bonus question, how to compile an exe file using visual basic.

Answer 1

import time
from datetime import date, timedelta, datetime

> Proceeding from this, I somehow need to make it so that I get a date where today's date + day
> and with time (02:00)
> what about in unixtime
> Bonus question, how to compile an exe file using visual basic.
Google py2exe, cx_Freeze