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Start your free trialEthan Pyles
2,710 PointsBummer: Got the wrong number of minutes. Expected 1507, got 1373.
I am not sure why the answer could be different or why a single answer is actually expected. The arguments for minutes function are not defined.
import datetime
def minutes(t1, t2):
td = t1 - t2
td_minutes = (td.seconds)/60
return round(td_minutes)
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsYou don't see the arguments, but the challenge supplies some when it calls your function and checks for the correct result.
The instructions mentioned using the ".total_seconds()
" method to get the complete delta, but this code has just "seconds". Also, the second date will be the later one, so the first one should be subtracted from it.