Python Time Calculator issue on Replit

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Hello there! So after submitting my asssignment I’ve been trying to figure out something (explained at the end).
Here is my solution to the problem:

def add_time(start, duration, week_day = ""):
    hour = minute = day_night = new_time = ""

    days_in_week = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday", "Sunday"]

    #taking the time_now in start apart
    time_now = start.split()
    
    hour_min_now = time_now[0].split(":")

    hour = int(hour_min_now[0])
    minute = int(hour_min_now[1])
    day_night = time_now[1]

    if day_night == "PM":
        hour += 12

    #taking the time_add in duration apart
    time_add = duration.split(":")

    hour_add = int(time_add[0])
    minute_add = int(time_add[1])

     #setting up the minutes
    minutes = minute + minute_add   
    final_minute = minutes % 60 

    if final_minute < 10:
        final_minute = "0" + str(final_minute)

    #setting up the hours
    final_hour = hour + hour_add + minutes // 60
    final_hour_format = final_hour % 24

    days = final_hour // 24

    if week_day != "":
        #little part to take care of spelling mistakes
        week_day = week_day.lower().capitalize()
        index = days_in_week.index(week_day)
        new_index = (index + days) % 7
        week_day = days_in_week[new_index]


    #determining whether to print AM or PM

    if final_hour_format > 12:
        new_time = str(final_hour_format % 12) + ":" + str(final_minute) + " PM"
    elif final_hour_format == 12:
        new_time = "12:" + str(final_minute) + " PM"
    elif final_hour_format == 0:
        new_time = "12:" + str(final_minute) + " AM"
    else:
        new_time = str(final_hour_format) + ":" + str(final_minute) + " AM"
    
    if week_day != "":
        new_time += ", " + week_day

    if days > 0:
        if days == 1:
            new_time += " (next day)"
        else:
            new_time += " ("+ str(days) +" days later)"





    return new_time




print(add_time("3:30 PM", "2:12"))

When I ran the code, the console in Replit gave this output:

5:42 PM
............
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 12 tests in 0.002s

OK
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According to what I saw online, the output is supposed to look a little different. It runs the test but gives feedback on just the first input, and the remaining output in the console is written in red. Is it supposed to happen that way, or have a made a mistake somewhere? Please help if you can
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OK means all tests passed. Every dots on the second line indicate passing test. Every test that wouldn’t pass, would have F or E instead of the dot.

First line comes from the print(add_time("3:30 PM", "2:12")) at the end of your file. That’s not a part of the testing output, but it’s get printed when time_calculator.py is imported.

I’m honestly not sure why part of it is in red, but I’ve seen it many times. It might be caused by something in replit configuration or specific way tests are run, or something different entirely.

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Thanks for the help. I was just thinking perhaps the output is supposed to be in green, that’s what got me thinking

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