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24 HOUR TIME CALCULATOR

After entering a time in 24-hour format, this calculator lets you add and
subtract a period to give a new time, also in 24 hour format. The 24 hour time
format is also known as "military time".

For example, you could enter the time 15:00:00 (3 pm), then add 70 seconds to it
which would give 15:01:10 ( 3:01 and 10 seconds pm).

00 : 00 : 00
= 12:00:00 AM

: : Hours Mins Secs

+ – Enter

Clear
See also Calculate the difference between two 24-hour times


INSTRUCTIONS

The calculator adds or subtracts input durations from the time in the top
window. You first enter a time in 24 hour format For example 6:12:0 which is
read as 6 hours 12 minutes and zero seconds. (6:12 am). After that you enter
durations and add/subtract them from the time in the top window.

 * Enter a time in three parts: the hours in left field, minutes in the middle,
   and seconds in the right field. When entering a time, the calculator checks
   that the hours are in the range 0-23, minutes and seconds are in the range
   0-59.
 * Enter the time by pressing "Enter a time". The time is placed in the top
   window, replacing what was there.
 * Enter a duration in the the three input boxes. The inputs can be any positive
   number. For example you could enter 100 in the minutes box and press "+".
   This would add 100 minutes to the time and display the new time. The numbers
   can have decimal places. For example 3.5 minutes will be taken as 3 min 30
   sec.






HOW IT WORKS

When a time is entered, it is internally converted to the number of seconds past
midnight. When a duration is entered (For example: 2 hrs 8 mins) the duration is
converted to seconds. The addition / subtraction is performed on the seconds and
then the result formatted as a new 24 - hour time.

If the operation results in a time in another day, the number of days offset
from the original time input is also shown.

For example if you enter 3:00:00 and then subtract 4 hours, it will show the
result as

"23:00:00 Previous day"
meaning 11pm the day before the original time you entered.




A NOTE ABOUT MIDNIGHT

The calculator shows midnight as 00:00:00, and assumes that to be the beginning
of a day. It will never display 24:00:00. So for example

 * 00:00:00 + 8 hours = 8 o'clock in the morning on the same day
 * 10:00:00 – 10 hours is 00:00:00 on the same day
 * 23:59:59 + 1 second = 00:00:00 on the next day




12-HOUR READOUT

All time outputs are also displayed in 12-hour format below the main display
window. It shows midnight as 12AM and is assumed to be the beginning of the day.
To avoid confusion, mid-day is shown as "12:00:00 Noon" It never displays "12
PM". So for example

 * 10:00:00 + 2 hours = 12 Noon
 * 23:59:00 + 1 minute = 12:00:00 AM next day



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 * 24 hour time calculator
 * Difference between two 24-hour times calculator


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