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  Tutorial: Convert Time to Seconds

In this section, you will learn to convert Time to seconds. An hour has 3600 seconds and a minute has sixty seconds.

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This example helps you in converting a Time to seconds. Here, first of all we have changed Hours to minutes, minutes to seconds etc as shown below.

We also want that the Time would be displayed in the form of String so we have used a TimetoStr constructor here and we have passed time to it.


 

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