Answer 1

<CODE KING/> when I entered 12:23 PM your program wrongly printed 00:23.

As a "Code King", it is apparent that you love writing quantities of code. Maybe think about how to have the computer do more of the work. A 147-line program is about 50 times larger than is needed to solve this task. Really. A dozen lines at most, and even two or three lines will do it.

Answer 2

# Military Time - Code Coach

from datetime import datetime

t = input()
mt = datetime.strptime(t, "%I:%M %p")
print(f"{mt.hour:02}:{mt.minute:02}")

# or

m = input()
s = m.strip().replace(" ", ":").split(":")
if s[2] == "PM":
if s[0]=="12":
print(f'12:{s[1]:0>2}')
else:
print(f'{int(s[0])+12}:{s[1]:0>2}')
else:
if s[0]=="12":
print(f'00:{s[1]:0>2}')
else:
print(f'{s[0]:0>2}:{s[1]:0>2}')

# Keep learning & happy coding :D

https://www.sololearn.com/Codes?ordering=MostRecent&query=Military%20Time

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/24-hour_clock

Answer 3

https://code.sololearn.com/cqI0MkUWeGG0/?ref=app

This is more simpler than ur long code...

Answer 4

<CODE KING/> the code looks much better!!

I have a couple corrections to fix the print() string for 12:xx AM and 12:xx PM. It should be:

if choice == "PM":
if hours == "12":
print(f"{hours}:{minutes}")
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else:
if hours == "12":
print(f"00:{minutes}")
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Also I believe it needs to add a leading zero for single-digit hours. See if you can understand how the sample codes by SoloProg do that. (hint: formatted strings).

Answer 5

<CODE KING/> verily, it passes! 😃👍👏👏👏

Here are my own couple of successful codes for your reading enjoyment:

#input format is [h]h:mm <A|P>M
hr, mm, meridian = input().replace(' ', ':').split(':', 2)

#convert hr and replace 12 with 0
hr = int(hr)%12
#make 24hr
if meridian=="PM": hr += 12

#format hour with filler zero
print(f"{hr:02}:{mm}")

And a shorter revision:

#mm_M holds both, minutes and Meridian
hr, mm_M = input().split(':', 1)

#12 AM is 00. For PM hours add 12.
hr = int(hr)%12 + 12*(mm_M[-2]=='P')

#format hour with filler zero
#show minutes without meridian
print(f"{hr:02}:{mm_M[:2]}")