Flesh out the body of the print_seconds function so that it prints the total amount of seconds given the hours, minutes, and seconds function parameters. Remember that there are 3600 seconds in an hour and 60 seconds in a minute.

Functions.py

def print_seconds(hours, minutes, seconds):
    print(3600*hours+60*minutes+seconds)

print_seconds(1,2,3)

ty!

Thnx! It helped a lot......

Thanks a lot

Thanks for the answer. Your answers are really helpful.

How did you get here? I've been stuck for like two hours -_-

did anyone understand what the question was even asking because thats where I got stuck lol

Can you or anyone explain the WHY as to how this works, in order to understand. This is still really confusing

did anyone understand what the question was even asking because thats where I got stuck lol

same

The answer is in the print call: “print_secounds(1,2,3)” when you run it displays 3723

That is because “1” is the number of hours, “2” stands for the number of minutes and “3” is for the seconds

so when you flesh the body as Print(3600hours) you’re saying 3600 times “1” and when you add 60minutes yours saying the minutes times “2” and lastly the seconds times “3”

basically (3600x1) +(60x2) +(1x3) =3723

Hope I didn’t confuse you more than before lol I’m new too so I suck at explaining.

Someone else got stuck because thought that we had to give the number of seconds in an hour, then in 2 minutes, and then in 3 seconds?
The question is saying to give the TOTAL amount of seconds... LOL

thank you so much understood a lot.

Thanks!

It was about the space!!!!! Man that got me.

thanks

tnx

def print _seconds (hours, minutes, seconds):
total_seconds= hours3600+minutes60+seconds
print(total_seconds)

print(1,2,3)

ty!

hey could you help me out i a query
how does this example works:
hours: seconds//3600

Hey there.

I guess it was just simple English.... I made such mistake too

TOTAL AMOUNT= addition

lol