Write a program that takes as input: - the current hour - the number of hours to add and outputs the new hour. For example, if the inputs are 2 (as the current hour) and 51 (as the number of hours to add), your program should output the answer from part (a) of this problem. Note that your program should always output an integer between 1 and 12. We will get you started with this program with the two lines that gather the input from the user. You'll need to write the rest.

The program in Python is as follows:

cTime = int(input("Current Hour: "))

while(cTime <1 ):

   cTime = int(input("Current Hour: "))

aTime = int(input("Additional Hours: "))

while(aTime <0):

   aTime = int(input("Current Hour: "))

tTime = cTime + aTime

tTime%=12

print("New:",tTime,"hours")

Explanation:

This gets input for current time

cTime = int(input("Current Hour: "))

The following ensures that the user enters a time greater than 0

while(cTime <1 ):

   cTime = int(input("Current Hour: "))

This gets input for additional time

aTime = int(input("Additional Hours: "))

The following ensures that the user enters a positive time

while(aTime <0):

   aTime = int(input("Current Hour: "))

This calculate the new hours

tTime = cTime + aTime

This gets the hour equivalent between 1 and 12

tTime%=12

This prints the new hour

print("New:",tTime,"hours")

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