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Sahar Nasiri
7,454 PointsWhat is wrong with this code?
import datetime
def minutes(t_1, t_2):
return t_1.minute - t_2.minute
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
- Remember, the challenge said: "You'll need to subtract the first from the second."
- When you subtract two datetimes, you get a timedelta. Timedeltas do not have a .minute property
- Timedeltas do have a .second property.
- Also remember the challenge said that the function: "...returns the number of minutes, rounded..."
Take these into account and I bet you can solve it.
Sahar Nasiri
7,454 PointsI have tested my code in python shell too. timedelta does have a minute property. I don't still know what is wrong with my code?
Stefan Vaziri
17,453 PointsThis worked for me:
import datetime
def minutes(dt1, dt2): difference = dt2 - dt1 second = difference.total_seconds() minutes = second/60 return round(minutes)
Sahar Nasiri
7,454 PointsSahar Nasiri
7,454 PointsPlease help me more! I cannot pass this challenge because I don't know why I can't use timedelta.minute when it is working?
Sahar Nasiri
7,454 PointsSahar Nasiri
7,454 Pointsdef minutes(t1, t2): t = t2 - t1 return t.year* 518400 + t.month*43200 + t.day*1440 + t.hour*60 + t.minute
Is it right? I don't know why I'm doing this :))