def add_time(start, duration, day = 0):
day_of_week = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday", "Sunday"]
new_time_of_day = ['AM', 'PM']
current_day = 0
inital_hours = int(start.split()[0].split(":")[0])
initial_minutes = int(start.split()[0].split(":")[1])
initial_time_of_day = start.split()[1]
added_hours = int(duration.split(":")[0])
added_minutes = int(duration.split(":")[1])
new_minutes = initial_minutes + added_minutes
if new_minutes >= 60:
added_hours += new_minutes // 60
new_minutes = new_minutes % 60
if new_minutes < 10:
new_minutes = f'{new_minutes:02d}'
new_hours = (inital_hours + added_hours) % 12
if new_hours == 0:
new_hours = 12
if initial_time_of_day == "PM":
current_day += ((inital_hours + 12 + added_hours) // 24)
else:
current_day += ((inital_hours + added_hours) // 24)
if day != 0:
for i in day_of_week:
if i == day.capitalize():
new_day = day_of_week.index(i) + current_day
if new_day > 7:
new_day = new_day % 7
else:
new_day = ""
if current_day == 0:
current_day = ''
elif current_day == 1:
current_day = ' (next day)'
else:
current_day = f' ({current_day} days later)'
if day != 0:
if ((inital_hours + added_hours) // 12) % 2 == 1:
new_time_of_day.remove(initial_time_of_day)
new_time = print(f'{new_hours}:{new_minutes} {new_time_of_day[0]}, {day_of_week[new_day]}{current_day}')
else:
new_time = print(f'{new_hours}:{new_minutes} {initial_time_of_day}, {day_of_week[new_day]}{current_day}')
else:
if ((inital_hours + added_hours) // 12) % 2 == 1:
new_time_of_day.remove(initial_time_of_day)
new_time = print(f'{new_hours}:{new_minutes} {new_time_of_day[0]}{current_day}')
else:
new_time = print(f'{new_hours}:{new_minutes} {initial_time_of_day}{current_day}')
return new_time
add_time('3:30 PM', '2:12')
add_time('11:55 AM', '3:12')
add_time('2:59 AM', '24:00')
add_time('11:59 PM', '24:05')
add_time('8:16 PM', '466:02', 'tuesday')
add_time('11:59 PM', '0:00')
add_time('3:30 PM', '2:12', 'Monday')
add_time('2:59 AM', '24:00', 'saturDay')
add_time('11:59 PM', '24:05', 'Wednesday')
add_time('8:16 PM', '466:02', 'tuesday')
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Somehow I did not post my description of problem. In short, code seems to work but it does not pass test.
open the browser console with F12, see there the more detailed output of the tests
also you could try print("Output of the function", add_time('3:30 PM', '2:12'))
I mean, output on the F12 console looks the same. And print("Output of the function", add_time('3:30 PM', '2:12')) is no help.
I mean I’m happy without passing the tests but I just wonder if I actually did something wrong nevertheless the output looks same.
I guess that means you didn’t try it because if you try this the problem will become immediately obvious.
Generally, for all of these projects you should be calling the function like this
print(add_time('3:30 PM', '2:12'))
And not using print() from inside the function except for troubleshooting purposes. You need to find out what your function is returning by return
Thx a lot. Solved. Noob mistake I guess.
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