5.MinuteToHourConvertor.py

 n_time = int(input("Enter the time in Minutes"))

Hour = n_time//60
Min = n_time%60
Sec = n_time*3600
# std_time = str(HourMin:Sec)
print(Hour,":",Min,":",Sec)

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