Daily Coding Challenge - Spoken Time

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Tell us what’s happening:

Test cases 5, 6 and 7 are wrong (hours).

117.5 degrees map to 3 (hour), not 4.

Your code so far

angle_to_hr = {
    (0, 30): 12, (30, 60): 1, (60, 90): 2, (90, 120): 3, (120, 150): 4, (150, 180): 5, (180, 210): 6, (210, 240): 7, (240, 270): 8, (270, 300): 9, (300, 330): 10, (330, 360): 11
}

def get_spoken_time(hour_angle, minute_angle):
    hour = 1
    minutes = minute_angle // 6

    for (low, high), hr in angle_to_hr.items():
        if low <= hour_angle < high:
            hour = hr

    print(hour)
    print(minutes)

    if minutes == 0:
        return f"{hour} o'clock"
    elif minutes == 15:
        return f"quarter past {hour}"
    elif minutes == 30:
        return f"half past {hour}"
    elif minutes == 45:
        return f"quarter to {hour}"
    elif 1 <= minutes <= 29:
        return f"{minutes} minutes past {hour}"
    elif 31 <= minutes <= 59:
        return f"{60 - minutes} minutes to {hour}"

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Challenge Information:

Daily Coding Challenge - Spoken Time
https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/daily-coding-challenge/08-06
GitHub Link: freeCodeCamp/curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/daily-coding-challenges-python/6a26df3e2988bcdded204897.md at main · freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp · GitHub

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Hi @ingvows

Note: Hand angles may not land exactly on a number, consider rounding them somehow.

Happy coding

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when you do “quarter to” or “x minutes to” remember you are mentioning the next hour, not the current hour