Computer Science, asked by saritajaiswal330, 1 day ago

write a program for the following (a) TO convert hours into minutes [1 hour 60 minutes ]​

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Answered by varungm
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Answer:

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Explanation:

There are 60 seconds in a minute. If the number of seconds entered by the user is greater than or equal to 60, the program should display the number of minutes in that many seconds.

There are 60 seconds in a minute. If the number of seconds entered by the user is greater than or equal to 60, the program should display the number of minutes in that many seconds.There are 3600 seconds in an hour. If the number of seconds entered by the user is greater than or equal to 3600, the program should display the number of hours in that many seconds

What I have so far:

What I have so far:def time():

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip())

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip()) if sec <= 60:

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip()) if sec <= 60: minutes = sec // 60

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip()) if sec <= 60: minutes = sec // 60 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(minutes))

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip()) if sec <= 60: minutes = sec // 60 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(minutes)) if sec (<= 3600):

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip()) if sec <= 60: minutes = sec // 60 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(minutes)) if sec (<= 3600): hours = sec // 3600

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip()) if sec <= 60: minutes = sec // 60 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(minutes)) if sec (<= 3600): hours = sec // 3600 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(hours))

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip()) if sec <= 60: minutes = sec // 60 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(minutes)) if sec (<= 3600): hours = sec // 3600 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(hours)) if sec <= 86400:

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip()) if sec <= 60: minutes = sec // 60 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(minutes)) if sec (<= 3600): hours = sec // 3600 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(hours)) if sec <= 86400: days = sec // 86400

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip()) if sec <= 60: minutes = sec // 60 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(minutes)) if sec (<= 3600): hours = sec // 3600 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(hours)) if sec <= 86400: days = sec // 86400 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(days))

What I have so far:def time(): sec = int( input ('Enter the number of seconds:'.strip()) if sec <= 60: minutes = sec // 60 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(minutes)) if sec (<= 3600): hours = sec // 3600 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(hours)) if sec <= 86400: days = sec // 86400 print('The number of minutes is {0:.2f}'.format(days)) return

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