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January 8, 2020 12:14
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To find the total working hours you have worked for the day and week. This will also tell you how long you will have to work in a day before you can leave your office. Ofcourse, we all need some time to spend with our family and friends.
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from datetime import datetime | |
import sys | |
def HHandMM_splitter(time): | |
timeHH,timeMM= time.split(':') | |
timeMM=timeMM[:-2] | |
if time[-2:]=='PM': | |
timeHH=str(12+int(timeHH)) | |
return timeHH,timeMM | |
def timeDiff(timeObj1,timeObj2): | |
return timeObj2-timeObj1 | |
def timeAdd(timeObj1,timeObj2): | |
return timeObj1+timeObj2 | |
def timeObjMaker(timeHH,timeMM): | |
FMT = '%H:%M:%S' | |
time=timeHH+':'+timeMM+":00" | |
return datetime.strptime(time, FMT) | |
def remainingWHDay(): | |
dailyLog= list(input("\n Enter the Log times : ").split()) | |
totalWorkTime=timeObjMaker('00','00') | |
for i in range(0,len(dailyLog),2): | |
HH,MM = HHandMM_splitter(dailyLog[i]) | |
timeIN=timeObjMaker(HH,MM) | |
HH,MM = HHandMM_splitter(dailyLog[i+1]) | |
timeOUT=timeObjMaker(HH,MM) | |
totalWorkTime=totalWorkTime+(timeDiff(timeIN,timeOUT)) | |
print("TotalWork Time of The Day : ",str(totalWorkTime).split()[1]) | |
print("\n \n \n") | |
def remainingWHWeek(): | |
WeeklyLog= list(map(float,(input("\n Enter the Log times : ").split()))) | |
print(" Remaining Time Needed", 40-sum(WeeklyLog)) | |
print("\n \n \n") | |
def main(): | |
while True: | |
print("1: Remaining Working Hours For the Day \n2. Remaining Time for the Week\n3. Exit") | |
option = int(input("Enter Your Option : ")) | |
if option == 1: | |
remainingWHDay() | |
elif option == 2: | |
remainingWHWeek() | |
else: | |
sys.exit() | |
if __name__== "__main__": | |
main() | |
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