Yes. It holds for all clock systems.
this is no Inverse property for multiplication
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That would depend on your contract of employment.
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An eon is an undefinable EXTREMELY long period of time- millions or billions of years. Since it has no defined length of time, it cannot be stated in hours- or days or years.
12:15, 12:45, 1:20, 1:50, 2:25, 2:55 etc so twice an hour 12 x 2 = 24 times in 12 hours
This information can be found in your owner's manual. If you don't have one, you can order one from a dealer. You may also find one at a salvage yard. Hold the clock button. Your seek < (left) will control the hours, and seek > (right) will control the minutes. There is no AM/PM effects. Just standard 12hour.
These patients as with any other patients suffering from a transfusion dependant anaemia could be at serious risk of iron overload. This is a serious side effect of transfusion and can shorten lives significantly if not addressed. It can also exacerbate some of the symptoms of Sickle Cell Anaemia. So, the way that this is managed is with a drug called an Iron chelator. There are two to choose from at the moment, and I am sure the most preferable would be a drug which is taken once a day as a tablet dispersed in water (the other option is a 8-12hour infusion every day).
The two main advantages which the foreign companies earn in setting up the production in India are:1.They get cheap labour, compared to the labour in their countries.2.They earn more and more profit in unknown countries, such as India.
I am having extreme problems(i think logic) trying to convert 24 hour time notation to 12 hour time notation with AM and PM. I really don't have an idea of what the problem is. The user inputs a string time in 24 hour notation, and then the program is supposed to convert it, not using any java tools. 01public class TimeConvert 02{ 03 04//int value of hour 05private String hour; 06 07//int value of minuets 08private String minuets; 09 10public TimeConvert() 11{ 12hour="00"; 13minuets="00"; 14} 15 16//static method to convert a 24 hour time to 12 hour time 17public String doConversion(String aTime) throws TimeFormatException 18{ 19//formatted String 20String timeFormated = String.format("That is the same as %s:%s",hour,minuets); 21 22//find the position of the colon 23int colon=aTime.indexOf(':'); 24 25//if there is no colon 26if(colon!=2) 27{ 28TimeFormatException tfe= new TimeFormatException("You entered "+aTime+"\nFormat must be hh:mm\n"); 29throw tfe; 30} 31 32else 33{ 34//parse the numbers before the colon 35hour = aTime.substring(0,colon); 36int intHour=0; 37 38//parse the numbers after the colon 39minuets = aTime.substring(3); 40int intMinuets=0; 41 42try 43{ 44intHour= Integer.parseInt(hour); 45intMinuets= Integer.parseInt(minutes); 46 47if(intHour <0 intHour>23) 48{ 49throw new TimeFormatException("\nYou entered "+hour+"\nHour must be less than 23\n"); 50} 51else if(intMinuets<0 intMinuets>59) 52{ 53throw new TimeFormatException("\nYou entered "+minuets+"\nMinuets must be less than 59\n"); 54} 55 56else 57{ 58if(intHour==12) 59{ 60minuets+="PM"; 61} 62 63else if(intHour<12) 64{ 65minuets+="AM"; 66} 67 68else if(intHour>12) 69{ 70intHour=intHour-12; 71hour=Integer.toString(intHour); 72minuets+="PM"; 73} 74} 75} 76 77catch(NumberFormatException nfe) 78{ 79TimeFormatException tfe = new TimeFormatException("\nYou entered "+aTime+"\nFormat to hh:mm\n"); 80throw tfe; 81} 82 83} 84return timeFormated; 85} 86} Here is the custom exception class 01class TimeFormatException extends Exception 02{ 03//one String parameter constructor to pass to super class Exception 04TimeFormatException(String msg) 05{ 06super(msg); 07} 08 09//concatenate 2 String messages and pass to super class Exception 10TimeFormatException(String msg,String msg1) 11{ 12super(msg1+msg); 13} 14} And here is the test class to run the program. 01import java.util.*; 02public class TimeConvertTest 03{ 04public static void main(String args[]) 05{ 06//instantiate Scanner 07Scanner scan=new Scanner(System.in); 08 09//instantiate TimeConvert object 10TimeConvert convert = new TimeConvert(); 11 12while(true) 13{ 14System.out.print("\nEnter Time in 24-hour notation<hh:mm>: "); 15 16String converted="unknown"; 17 18//try to convert the time 19try 20{ 21//ask user for a time 22String aTime=scan.next(); 23converted=convert.doConversion(aTime); 24} 25 26catch(TimeFormatException tfe) 27{ 28System.out.println(tfe.getMessage()); 29} 30 31System.out.printf("%s\nAgain(y/n)",converted); 32String desc = scan.next(); 33char opt = desc.charAt(0); 34switch(opt) 35{ 36case'n': 37System.exit(0); 38break; 39 40case'y': 41break; 42} 43} 44 45}46}