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    The Python code takes a time in seconds as input from the user and prints out the equivalent time in a days:hours:minutes:seconds format by performing modulo operations on the input seconds to calculate days, hours, minutes and seconds values separately. It also prints the current date and time by extracting values from the datetime object.

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    The Python code takes a time in seconds as input from the user and prints out the equivalent time in a days:hours:minutes:seconds format by performing modulo operations on the input seconds to calculate days, hours, minutes and seconds values separately. It also prints the current date and time by extracting values from the datetime object.

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    The Python code takes a time in seconds as input from the user and prints out the equivalent time in a days:hours:minutes:seconds format by performing modulo operations on the input seconds to calculate days, hours, minutes and seconds values separately. It also prints the current date and time by extracting values from the datetime object.

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    import time

    from datetime import datetime as dt

    dtm = dt.now()
    now = dtm.strftime("%H:%M:%S")
    nw_dt= dtm.strftime("%B %d, %Y")
    print(f"{nw_dt}\n{now} {time.tzname[0]}")

    udt = int(input("Enter time in seconds: "))


    for i in range(1,udt+1):
    seconds = i % 60
    minutes = int(i/60)%60
    hours = int((i//3600)%24)
    days = int((i//86400)%30)
    print(f"{days:02}:{hours:02}:{minutes:02}:{seconds:02}")

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