Military time challenge fail in this simple code how?

Question

how this could fail if it’s work perfect on my pc I already tested with
12:00 AM, 12:00 PM, 12:00 am, 12:00 pm, 1:00 AM, 1:00 PM

PLEASE tested your self

time_normal = input()
time_normal = time_normal.split()
clock_time = time_normal[0].split(":")
time_normal[1] = time_normal[1].upper()

if time_normal[1] == "PM":
if clock_time[0] != "12":
clock_mili = int(clock_time[0]) + 12
clock_time[0] = str(clock_mili)
else:
if clock_time[0] == "12":
clock_time[0] == "00"
else:
if int(clock_time[0]) < 10 and len(clock_time[0]) == 1:
clock_time[0] == "0" + clock_time[0]

output = clock_time[0] + ":" + clock_time[1]
print(output)

Answer 1

Oliver Reyes you can use steing formating to write 00-12.
old syntax was print( "%02d:%02d" % (clock_time[0],clock_time[1]))
like in C++ . But now there is a new variant with using {} brackets instead of % sign in string formating

Answer 2

It sholud output
12:00 AM to 00:00
1:00 AM to 01:00 (single digit 0 to 00, 9 to 09)

Answer 3

Are you getting the those results..?
I tested it failing...
What you getting for 1:00 AM & 12:00 AM?

Answer 4

it does

Answer 5

got it: put double equal insted of = in the two else lines that’s the reason in my computer does work

Answer 6

Yes. Also else part's case 12 code part, also sholud be added in 12 PM case in first if...

Answer 7

thank’s dude is my first lenguage

Answer 8

oliver reyes You're welcome... Happy learning..