[Tutor] PLEASE HELP
Scharrer, Brianna
bscharrer at luc.edu
Thu Apr 12 13:24:18 EDT 2018
Applications of basic language syntax
Date/time string parsing
Time stamps on data are often recorded in the standard ISO date and time format as shown below
yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss
2018-01-02T18:31:16 ----> 6:31pm on January 2, 2018
1999-02-14T21:02:37 ----> 9:02pm on February 14, 1999
Write code that when given a datetime string and outputs a human readable version exactly in the format specified below.
[Morning, Noon, Afternoon, Evening, or Night], X:XX[am or pm] on [Month as a word] [day], [year]
E.g. 1999-02-14T21:02:37 would be “Night, 9:02pm on February 14, 1999”
Do not use any datetime string function, though depending on your language they would be useful to do this in practice.
Hint: you’ll have to cast strings to integers in order to perform the if statements which place [Morning, Noon…], [am or pm] and [Month as a word] appropriately.
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