iW6J4M - Online C++ Compiler & Debugging Tool

//Charlotte Davies-Kiernan               CS1A                Chapter 4 P.221 #7
//
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 *
 * Comput Diversion of Seconds
 * ____________________________________________________________________________
 * This program will display an amount of time corresponding with the amount
 * of seconds the user has decided to enter. If large enough it will compute
 * minutes, even larger then it will compute hours, and then even larger it
 * will convert to days.
 *
 * formula's used are:
 * minutes = seconds / 60.0
 * hours = seconds / 3600.0
 * days = seconds / 86400.0
 * ____________________________________________________________________________
 * INPUT
 *   seconds   //the amount of seconds the user has decided to enter
 *
 * OUTPUT
 *   minutes  //the amount of minutes the seconds the user has entered converts to
 *   hours    //the amount of hours the seconds that are entered converts to if large enough.
 *   days     //the amount of days the seconds that are entered converts to if large enough.
 *****************************************************************************/
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
	float days;           //OUTPUT - seconds entered converted to hours if large enough
	float hours;          //OUTPUT - seconds entered converted to hours if large enough
	float minutes;        //OUTPUT - seconds entered convereted to minutes
	long long seconds;     //INPUT - seconds that are entered by the user
//
//Get user's amount of seconds
  cout << "Enter an amount of seconds larger than 60, with no comma!" << endl;
  cout << "For example, 6000." << endl;
  cin >> seconds;
  cout << "You've entered " << seconds << "!" << endl << endl;
//
//Calculate
if (seconds >= 60){
	minutes = seconds / 60.0;
	cout << "That's approximatley " << minutes << " minutes!" << endl;}
if (seconds >= 3600){
    hours = seconds / 3600.0;
    cout << "That's approximatley " << hours << " hours!" << endl;}
if (seconds >= 86400){
    days = seconds / 86400.0;
    cout << "That's approixamtely " << days << " days!" << endl;
    }
	return 0;
}