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Formatting the strings solution in Clear category for Morse Clock by Denis_Gerashchenko

def checkio(num):
    [hours, minutes, seconds] = num.split(':')
    #Converting single digit like "1" into two, like "01"
    hours = f'{hours:0>2}'
    minutes = f'{minutes:0>2}'
    seconds = f'{seconds:0>2}'
    #Converting digits into ints, then into needed binary format
    hours = f'{int(hours[0]):0>2b}' + ' ' + f'{int(hours[1]):0>4b}' + ' '
    minutes = ' ' + f'{int(minutes[0]):0>3b}' + ' ' + f'{int(minutes[1]):0>4b}' + ' '
    seconds = ' ' + f'{int(seconds[0]):0>3b}' + ' ' + f'{int(seconds[1]):0>4b}'

    time = ":".join([hours, minutes, seconds])
    time = time.replace("1", "-")
    time = time.replace("0", ".")
    return time

Jan. 26, 2019

Comments:

bsquare on Aug. 5, 2019, 8:15 a.m.
<p>Hey. Some suggestions: - you don't need the brakcets in the first line where you extract hour, minute and seconds - you may somehow use map on the same line, to have the same format (f'{hours:0>2}') on each element - you may use the 2 replace instructions, on the same line</p>

Denis_Gerashchenko on Sept. 7, 2019, 12:31 a.m.
<p>Thanks</p>

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