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modulo.py

# Write a function convert() that returns 
# days, hours, minutes, seconds since UTC
# The time module provides a function, also named time, 
# that returns the current GMT in “the epoch”

import time
today = time.time()

# SOLUTION

def convert(t):
    
    # SOLUTION
    
    days = int(t) // (3600 * 24)
    r = int(t) % (3600 * 24) # remainder
    
    hours = r // 3600; r = r % 3600
    minutes = r // 60; r = r % 60
    seconds = r
    
    return (
        str(days) + " days " + \
        str(hours) + " hours " + \
        str(minutes) + " minutes " + \
        str(seconds) + " seconds "
    )

print(convert(today))     
    # 18769 days 20 hours 16 minutes 9 seconds