Tell us what’s happening:
I put changing in every 12 hours, but for some reason it shows that I did something wrong only one test didnt accept
Your code so far
def check_day(day, days):
week_days = ['Monday', 'Tuesday', 'Wednesday', 'Thursday', 'Friday', 'Saturday', 'Sunday']
index_d = week_days.index(day)
for i in range(days):
index_d += 1
if index_d == 7:
index_d = 0
return week_days[index_d]
def add_time(start, duration, day=''):
part_of_day = start.split()[1]
hours = 12
days = 0
new_str = ''
time_start = float(start.replace(':', '.').split()[0])
time_duration = float(duration.split(':')[0]) * 60 + float(duration.split(':')[1])
minutes_counter = int(round(float(time_start - int(time_start)) * 100))
time_start = int(time_start)
for i in range(int(time_duration)):
minutes_counter += 1
if minutes_counter == 60:
minutes_counter = 0
time_start += 1
if part_of_day == "PM" and time_start == hours:
part_of_day = 'AM'
time_start -= hours
days += 1
elif part_of_day == 'AM' and time_start == hours:
part_of_day = 'PM'
time_start -= hours
time_start += float(minutes_counter/100)
if part_of_day == 'AM' and time_start < 1:
time_start = float(time_start + 12)
new_time = str(f'{time_start:.2f} {part_of_day}').replace('.', ':')
if day != '':
day = day.lower().title()
new_time += ', ' + check_day(day, days)
if days > 0:
new_time += ' '
if days == 1:
new_str = '(next day)'
elif days > 1:
new_str = f'({days} days later)'
new_time += new_str
return new_time
print(add_time('11:59 PM', '24:05'))
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Challenge Information:
Build a Time Calculator Project - Build a Time Calculator Project
