Simple binary/hexadecimal clock written in python for my "introduction to numerical analysis class".

reloj.py

'''
Simple binary/hexadecimal clock written in python.

This programm is an example for my "introduction to numerical analysis class" at Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan.

Feel free to copy/modify at your convenience.
'''
import time


def decimal_time():
    '''
    Simple function to return a triad 
    
    (hour, minute, seconds) 
    
    in decimal base.
    '''
    t = time.strftime('%H %M %S').split()
    return tuple(map(int, t))
    

while True:
    t = decimal_time()

    print '----------------------------'
    print ''
    
    print 'Decimal time:'
    print '%s : %s : %s' % t
    print ''
    print 'Binary time:'
    print '%s : %s : %s' % tuple(map(bin, t))
    print ''
    print 'Hexadecimal time:'
    print '%s : %s : %s' % tuple(map(hex, t))
    print ''
    
    time.sleep(1)

`
'''
Simple binary/hexadecimal clock written in python.

This programm is an example for my "introduction to numerical analysis class" at Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan.

Feel free to copy/modify at your convenience.
'''
import time

def decimal_time():
'''
Simple function to return a triad

(hour, minute, seconds) 

in decimal base.
'''
t = time.strftime('%H %M %S').split()
return tuple(map(int, t))

while True:
t = decimal_time()
H=int(t[0])
M=int(t[1])
S=int(t[2])
print ('----------------------------')
print('')

print( 'Decimal time:')
print( '%s : %s : %s' % t)
print( '')
print( 'Binary time:')
print(bin(H),':',bin(M),':', bin(S))
print( '')
print( 'Hexadecimal time:')
print(hex(H),':',hex(M),':',hex(S))
print( '')

time.sleep(1)

`

I fixed it :)