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What is going on, guys?

My name is Vlad, this is Alphatech, and that's another exercise in our programming course.

And in this video, what we have to do is to write a program that receives an integer representing seconds.

OK, so just the program using some probably input command or input function that the value that we

are going to receive is simply some seconds.

And right after we received this value, the program should convert the given seconds into total hours,

total minutes and remaining seconds.

So if we want to take a look at some nice example, let's say we have four thousand seconds as an input,

then we want to break it down to how many hours, how many minutes and how many seconds we have.

Still, we still have in this kind of all seconds represented.

So we know that we have one full hour.

So let me use here the laser pointer, one full hour, which is a total of three thousand six hundred

seconds.

We also know that the remaining minutes will be four thousand minus three thousand, then six hundred,

which is a total of four hundredths seconds.

And if we want to calculate the minutes, we will simply divide the seconds that are left by 60 and

we will get probably six minutes total six minutes.

Right, because we just take the full part of our the full part of minutes.

And also, if we want to know what are the remaining seconds, we simply take 400, which we had here

and are divided using the remainder operator and find that we have 40 seconds.

So if we have these various inputs for a thousand seconds and we want to represent it in terms of hours,

minutes and seconds.

So we have these are one hour, six seconds and forty six minutes and 40 seconds, which is the total

representation of these four thousand seconds.

So simply getting a seconds as an input or converting it into hours, four hours, four minutes and

the remaining seconds.

OK, just a couple of mathematical operations that we are going to do in order to complete it.

So take a couple of minutes, write this programming your programming language and using your I.D. and

I will see you in the Solutions video.