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I find the following counter-intuitive:
>>> per = pd.Period('2016') >>> per Period('2016', 'A-DEC') >>> (per.month, per.day, per.hour) (12, 31, 0)
Since this Period represents the span from Jan1-Dec 31, it seems that month, day, hour, etc are not meaningful, should be NaN.