The reverse of this method is just str() and type() of the Python value.
Note that this does not support non-UTC offsets in ISO 8601-formatted
datetime strings, e.g., the -08:00 suffix in 2002-12-25 00:00:00-08:00.
It only supports -00:00 and +00:00 suffixes, which are UTC.
Args
type_
A Python class.
value_string
A string representation of the value of the property.
Returns
An instance of type.
Raises
ValueError if type_ is datetime and value_string has a timezone
offset.
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