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  • sambhavi_1943
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    DateTime input = DateTime.ParseExact(s, "hh:mm:sstt", System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); return input.ToString("HH:mm:ss");

  • richard_c1
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    def timeConversion(s):
    from datetime import datetime
    return(datetime.strptime(s, '%I:%M:%S%p').strftime("%H:%M:%S"))

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  • PThie
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    def timeConversion(s):
    # get the time indicator
    time_indicator = s[-2:]
    
    # extract minutes and seconds because they stay fixed
    # format (e.g.): ":00:00"
    mins_secs = s[2:-2]
    
    # extract hour (the thing to alter if necessary)
    hour = s[:2]
    
    # handle edge cases (i.e. 12)
    if hour == "12":
        if time_indicator == "AM":
            military_time = "00" + mins_secs
        else:
            military_time = hour + mins_secs
    # all the other hours
    else:
        if time_indicator == "AM":
            military_time = hour + mins_secs
        else:
            # add leading zero if not already two digits
            adjusted_hour = "{:0>2}".format(str(int(hour) + 12))
            military_time = adjusted_hour + mins_secs
            
    return military_time

  • sandeepbhandari4
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    def timeConversion(s):
    # Write your code here
    hours = s[:2]
    minutes = s[2:5]
    seconds = s[5:8]

    am = s[8:]
if am == "AM":
    if hours == "12":
        return(f"00{minutes}{seconds}")
    else:
        return(f"{hours}{minutes}{seconds}")
else :
    if hours == "12":
        return(f"12{minutes}{seconds}")
    else:
        time = int(hours) + 12
        return(f"{time}{minutes}{seconds}")

  • sameena_mohammd
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    function timeConversion(time12h) { const period = time12h.slice(-2); // "AM" or "PM" let [hour, minute, second] = time12h.slice(0, -2).split(':');

    if (period === 'PM' && hour !== '12') {
    hour = String(parseInt(hour, 10) + 12);
} else if (period === 'AM' && hour === '12') {
    hour = '00';
}

return ``${hour.padStart(2, '0')}:$`{minute}:${second}`;

    }