/*************************************************** Minutes and Seconds Read in a time in seconds which will be input in the form: Time Elapsed 3112 Seconds The number of seconds will always be a whole number. Your program should write out the elapsed time in minutes and seconds. 1) Remember that the "%" operator computes the remainder 2) If s is a string, cin >> s skips leading whitespace, then reads into the string all characters up to the next whitespace character. ***************************************************/ #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; int main() { // read input string junk; cin >> junk; // reads the word "Time" cin >> junk; // reads the word "Elapsed" int t; cin >> t; // compute minutes and seconds int m, s; s = t % 60; m = t / 60; // write out result cout << "Time Elapsed " << m << " minutes and " << s << " seconds" << endl; return 0; }