To convert clock time in string format to integer format in Python, we can use the datetime.strptime()
function to convert the string to a datetime
object, and then extract the hour and minute values using the hour
and minute
attributes of the datetime
object. Finally, we can compute the integer representation of the clock time by multiplying the hour by 100 and adding the minute value. Here's an example code snippet:
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In the above code, we first import the datetime
class from the datetime
module. We then define an example clock time as a string variable clock_time_str
.
Next, we use the strptime()
function to convert the string to a datetime
object, where the %H:%M
format string specifies that the input string represents a clock time in the "hour:minute"
format.
We then extract the hour
and minute
attributes from the datetime
object, and compute the integer representation of the clock time by multiplying the hour
value by 100 and adding the minute
value. The resulting integer is stored in the clock_time_int
variable.
Finally, we print the resulting integer value to the console.
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