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\nI have a smart microwave oven. Say I need to heat my tea for a minute and a half. I type in 90. When I press the Start button, the 90 transforms into 1:30, a minute thirty. It’s the same quantity of time, but expressed differently. Such magic is merely clever programming.
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\nYour task for this month’s Exercise is to write the input routine for a microwave oven. It accepts a given number of seconds, specified as an int<\/em> value. The code digests this number, then outputs the accurate number of hours, minutes, and seconds.<\/p>\n
Here is a sample run of my solution:<\/p>\n
And another:<\/p>\n And yet another:<\/p>\n As a hint, especially if you’re new to planet Earth: Remember that a minute consists of 60 seconds and an hour consists of 60 minutes or 3600 seconds.<\/p>\n Click here<\/a> to view my solution. Incidentally, my solution uses no decision keywords, only math.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" My microwave magically knows that if I input 90 seconds that I want to nuke something for one minute, thirty seconds. Continue reading Enter time in seconds: 90
\nThat's 0:01:30<\/code><\/p>\nEnter time in seconds: 4000
\nThat's 1:06:40<\/code><\/p>\nEnter time in seconds: 604831
\nThat's 168:00:31<\/code><\/p>\n