Time Decomposition (3) X16253

Statement

[Like Time Decomposition (2), P22654, but for Python instead of C.]

Write a function @decompose(n)@ that receives as argument a quantity of seconds $n$ , and returns how many hours $h$ , minutes $m$ and seconds $s$ it represents.

That is, we must have $3600h + 60m + s = n$ , with $0 <= s < 60$ and $0 <= m < 60$ .

Sample session

>>> decompose(147)
(0, 2, 27)
>>> decompose(3661)
(1, 1, 1)
>>> decompose(76234)
(21, 10, 34)

Information

Author: ProAl
Language: English
Official solutions: Python
User solutions: Python