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Month*30*24*60*60
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you could something simple like:
seconds = 60*60*24*30
the first 60 is total seconds in a minute.
the second 60 is total minutes in an hour. multiplying 60 seconds and 60 minutes will give you the total seconds in an hour.
24 is the total number of hours in a day. when you multiply the 24 hours, that will give you all the seconds in a day.
30 is the number of days. this will give you the number of seconds in 30 days. you can replace 30 with another number of days to find out how many seconds are in any number of days.
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thank you!
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you’re weclome. when you are more familiar with python you could try to create a function. it would look something like this:
def seconds_in_a_day(n):
return 60*60*24*n
if __name__ == “__main__”:
seconds = seconds_in_a_day(30)
print(seconds)