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hi,

      how to convert 150(int)minute to 02:30(string) hour minute.if any other method without this program.

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I prefer Scan from String (as I can do it "all at once"), but it is basically the equivalent of your code.  That's about as efficient as it comes ...

 

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@Bob_Schor wrote:

I prefer Scan from String (as I can do it "all at once")


I think you mean Format String in this case.


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Use Format Into String with %.0t as format string.

 

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... and don't forget to multiply the minutes by 60 as seconds is the base unit for time conversions.

 

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Oops ...  Of course I did.

 

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hi,

      pls send me some example...

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madhanskm wrote:  pls send me some example...

 


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@madhanskm wrote:

hi,

      pls send me some example...


mn to hr.png

 

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I'm currently trying to do some verry similar...

 

Input: # of minutes to countdown

Output: countdown time string in HH:MM:SS format. (I realized the correct format is %02d right after I uploaded it)

 

pic of code (vi is attached V2014):

http://i.imgur.com/ssHGMI5.png

 

Is there a smarter way to do this where is skips the "00:01:60" count?

 

Thanks

-pat

 

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