Exercise 2: Solution & Shoutouts | Python Tutorial - Day #26

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[sonalnivsarkar]

t=int(input ("Enter time"))
h=int(input ("Enter hours"))

if(t>12 and t<16):
print("Good Afternoon")
elif(t>16 and t<20):
print("Good Evening")
elif(t>20 and t<24):
print("Good Night")
elif(t>=0 and t<12):
print("Good morning")
else:
print("Invalid time entered")

[debasishbesra]

Day6 of #100DaysOfCode. Today in this video 26, I learned how to create a Python program that greets me with "Good Morning, " "Good Afternoon, " or "Good Evening" based on the current hour. I used the time module and its strftime() function to obtain the current time in hours, minutes, and seconds. This exercise taught me the importance of tailoring program outputs to real-world conditions, and I gained valuable experience in using Python's built-in modules to access and manipulate time data.
Thank You Harry Bhaiya.

[unknownbhai]

# hey harrybhaiya if you read this I basically use pydriod3 in mobile
And here is my code :-
import time
timestamp =int(time.strftime('%H'))
minutes = int(time.strftime('%M'))
seconds = int(time.strftime('%S'))
print('Hours', '=', timestamp)
print('Minutes', '=', minutes)
print('Seconds', '=', seconds)
if timestamp < 12 :
print("Good Morning Sir")
elif 12 >= timestamp < 17:
print ("Good Afternoon Sir")
elif 19 > timestamp >= 17:
print("Good Evining Sir")
elif timestamp >= 19 :
print ("Good Night Sir")

[V_Wankhede]

time=int(input("enter the time: "))
if (time>5 and time<=12):
print("good morning sir")
elif(time>=12 and time<=16):
print("good afternoon sir")
elif(time>=16 and time<=21):
print("good evening sir")
else:
print("good night sir")

o/p:enter the time: 7
good morning sir

[mtalhakhalid]

Nice video sir actully did this in Arduino C++ using RTC (Real Time clock DS3231 module) also ble ot set alarm on it and shows AM and PM using same method.

[MahadKhan]

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[shaktii]

My Target : to complete this course in 15 days, started from 5th June. Thanks Harry Boss.

[abhinav]

Present sir 😁
After a trip of 1 week I got 7 backlogs in this program....
Backlog 2/7 completed

[try_gettechnical]

Good Evening Sir,

def SayMorning(time):
hour = int(time.split(":")[0])
if hour <= 12:
return "Good morning sir"
elif hour >= 13 and hour <= 17 :
return "Good afternoon sir"
elif hour > 16 and hour <= 21:
return "Good evening sir"
else:
return "Good night sir"

import time
ctime = time.ctime().split(" ")[3]
say= SayMorning(ctime)
print(say)

[shakeeb]

@CodeWithHarry In the last elif condition it should be hours>=17 only. Otherwise the condition will be false

[lokeshlanjewar]

4:27 here is the small mistake in the code: (line 11) a number can not be greater than 17 and less than 0 at the same time! It should be greater than 17 and less than 24

[deathrouteff]

import time
t=time.strftime("%H:%M:%S")
hour = int(time.strftime( '%H'))
hour = int(input("Enter hour: "))
print(hour)
if(hour>=00 and hour<12):
print( "Good Morning Sir!")
elif(hour>=12 and hour<17):
print("Good Afternoon Sir!")
elif(hour>=17 and hour<24):
print( "Good Night Sir!")

[trivendramathur]

Bhaiya maine STRFTIME wala method use nhi kiya
maine direct user se inpur manga "Enter any number from 0 to 24"
& uske hisaab se if else statement use karke greet kiya

[anonymous____________________]

Pranam bhrata 🙏 apka bahutt baht dhanyawad 😄🧡😇🙏

[abrarulhasan]

this video is like buying 1% equity of a future giant company with giving few times only, and see it's free! thanks man, take tons of love <3

[kasturimitra]

It can be also done by datetime module more perfectly

[AbhishekKumar-iwq]

Hi sir, i am from India, i Think you code some smalll issue, time is 24 hour not 0 hour
. this is the my correct code
import time

timerstamp = time.strftime("%H : %M : %S")
print(timerstamp)
# you Choose Your Current Time
hour = int(time.strftime("%M"))
print(hour)
# user Choose Correct Time
hour = int(input("Enter Your TImeZone: "))

if(hour>0 and hour<12):
print("Good Morning")
elif(hour>=12 and hour<16):
print("Good Afternoon")
elif(hour>=16 and hour<24):
print("Good Night")
else:
print("Enter Your Correct Time")

Thank You!!

[SoumenMaity]

import time
hour = int(time.strftime("%H"))
print("Good Morning") if hour<12 else print("Good Afternoon") if hour<16 else print("Good Evening")

[t-rex]

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[aadarshchaudhary]

import time


hr = time.localtime().tm_hour

if 6 <= hr < 12:
print("Good Morning, sir")
elif 12 <= hr < 18:
print("Good Afternoon, sir")
elif 18 <= hr < 21:
print("Good Evening, sir")
elif 21 <= hr < 6:
print("Good Night, sir")