switch_model/utilities/__init__.py
def format_seconds(seconds):
    """
    Takes in a number of seconds and returns a string
    representing the seconds broken into hours, minutes and seconds.

    For example, format_seconds(3750.4) returns '1 h 2 min 30.40 s'.
    """
    minutes = int(seconds // 60)
    hours = int(minutes // 60)
    remainder_sec = seconds % 60
    remainder_min = minutes % 60

    output_str = ""

    if hours != 0:
        output_str += f"{hours} h "
    if minutes != 0:
        output_str += f"{remainder_min} min "
    output_str += f"{remainder_sec:.2f} s"

    return output_str

    Takes in a number of seconds and returns a string
    representing the seconds broken into hours, minutes and seconds.

    For example, format_seconds(3750.4) returns '1 h 2 min 30.40 s'.
    
Takes in a number of seconds and returns a string
representing the seconds broken into hours, minutes and seconds.


Takes in a number of seconds and returns a string representing the seconds broken into hours minutes and seconds .
def format_seconds(seconds):
    minutes = int(seconds // 60)
    hours = int(minutes // 60)
    remainder_sec = seconds % 60
    remainder_min = minutes % 60
    output_str = ""
    if hours != 0:
        output_str += f"{hours} h "
    if minutes != 0:
        output_str += f"{remainder_min} min "
    output_str += f"{remainder_sec:.2f} s"
    return output_str
def format_seconds ( seconds ) : minutes = int ( seconds // 60 ) hours = int ( minutes // 60 ) remainder_sec = seconds % 60 remainder_min = minutes % 60 output_str = "" if hours != 0 : output_str += f"{hours} h " if minutes != 0 : output_str += f"{remainder_min} min " output_str += f"{remainder_sec:.2f} s" return output_str
Takes in a number of seconds and returns a string
representing the seconds broken into hours, minutes and seconds.
Takes in a number of seconds and returns a string representing the seconds broken into hours minutes and seconds .
"""
    Takes in a number of seconds and returns a string
    representing the seconds broken into hours, minutes and seconds.

    For example, format_seconds(3750.4) returns '1 h 2 min 30.40 s'.
    """
seconds