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This is a question of time transformation, does anyone know what this means?

M=(t % 1440)/60;
S=(t % 60);

CodePudding user response:

T is the total number of minutes, m is less than the number of hours a day, t s is less than one hour in the t minutes, h is the number of days

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reference 1/f, Sagittarius cl response:

t is the total number of minutes, m is less than the number of hours a day, t s is the number of minutes of less than one hour in t, h is the number of days

Last minutes means input, conversion, a few hours to a few minutes, a few days, of course, this is my guess, because you don't have not any instructions

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refer to 2nd floor Sagittarius cl response:

Quote: refer to 1st floor Sagittarius cl response:

T is the total number of minutes, m is less than the number of hours a day, t s is the number of minutes of less than one hour in t, h is the number of days

The last minutes means input, conversion, a few hours to a few minutes, a few days, of course, this is my guess, because you don't have no any instructions

Yes, I want to say is s=(t % 60); What do you mean, that is, t % 60? T % and (1440) refers to the "t/h=1440" on the remainder? Feel ask a stupid question, forgive me for not listening to lectures?

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reference weixin_45694373 reply: 3/f

Quote: refer to the second floor Sagittarius cl response:

Quote: refer to 1st floor Sagittarius cl response:

T is the total number of minutes, m is less than the number of hours a day, t s is the number of minutes of less than one hour in t, h is the number of days

The last minutes means input, conversion, a few hours to a few minutes, a few days, of course, this is my guess, because you don't have no any instructions

Yes, I want to say is s=(t % 60); What do you mean, that is, t % 60? T % and (1440) refers to the "t/h=1440" on the remainder? Feel ask a stupid question, forgive me for not listening to lectures she

Take more than %,/modulus
S=60) (t % s=20 when t=80;
(1440) t % t=80 (t % 1440)=80;