Exercise 2 (Time Module)

#Create a python program capable of gretting you with Good Morning, Good Afternoon, and Good Evening. Your program should use time module to get the current hour.

#Solution 1
import time
t = time.strftime('%H: %M: %S')
timestamp = int(time. strftime('%H'))
minutes = int(time. strftime('%M'))
seconds = int(time. strftime('%S'))

print("Hours", "=", timestamp)
print("Minutes", "=", minutes)
print("Seconds", "=", seconds)

if timestamp >0 and timestamp <12:
    print("Good Morning")

elif timestamp >=12 and timestamp <17:
    print("Good Afternoon")

elif timestamp >=17 and timestamp <20:
    print("Good Evening")

else:
    print("Good Night")

# output = 
# Hours = 21
# Minutes = 22
# Seconds = 38
# Good Night

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