the else: is unecessary, if you return something in the condition, then the program will stop there, if not, it'll go on to the other return without the need of an else.

smart way

how did you know you should loop it?

better luck next time, cheers

@_davidos That list you are referencing doesn't even mention seconds, which is where the error lies, so I am not sure why you keep mentioning it.

The problem is due to how your reference solution handles floating point numbers. I've published a fork against your solution, try run that and see for yourself

yea. Got a lot of mistakes and its a duplicate. Ill take it down

yea ik. Ill also take this Kata down bc. i recognised its just a duplicate

it all should be good ...

0.01 = 0:00.35

1/100-th of an hour is 36 seconds, not 35 seconds. With such obvious errors it can't be good.

Edit: nevermind, @Coderator's already pointed this out while my browser tab for this page was sitting open for ~10 minutes.

oh yea ... i think they rounded in the list here: https://www.uh.edu/human-resources/payroll/time_conversion_chart_minutes_to_decimalhours.pdf

0.01 should be equal to 0:00.36
Because 1.00 is simply a hour which is equal to 3600 seconds.
3600 / 100 = 36 seconds.

How does 0.01 of an hour make 35 seconds?? There are exactly 3600 seconds in an hour, correct? 0.01 * 3600 == 36

I don´t know whats wrong ... it all should be good ...

Example on 8.11:

8.00 = 8:00.00
0.10 = 0:06.00
0.01 = 0:00.35 (0.02 would be one minute. So 0.01 is half a minute)

https://www.uh.edu/human-resources/payroll/time_conversion_chart_minutes_to_decimalhours.pdf

https://www.codewars.com/kata/55e2adece53b4cdcb900006c/python

Solved. Thanks for the info again

Sry. I didnt found any Katas like that one. The problem with wrong decimal should be right though...