Running length of the movie in a human readable format

Question

Whenever I search for the running length of a movie in IMDb, it is displayed in minutes. Immediately I would try to convert it into hour(s) and minute(s). It would be better if we could automate this.

Input:

150 min

Output:

2 hours 30 minutes

Input:

90 min

Output:

1 hour 30 minutes

Input:

61 min

Output:

1 hour 1 minute

Input:

60 min

Output:

1 hour 0 minute or 1 hour 0 minutes

Following are the conditions:

1. Input and Output should be in this exact format.

2. Input minutes will between 0 and 240.

3. Your answer can accept command line arguments or read input from the user or a function.

4. Output should not be enclosed within quotes.

5. Output must be printed, not returned.

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Result:

Its a tie between CJam and Pyth. Accepting CJam's answer as it was submitted before Pyth's 35 bytes code. However, please continue encouraging new submissions.

Answer 1

CJam, 39 35 bytes

ri60md]"hour minute"S/.{1$1>'s*+}S*

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Latest version includes improvements suggested by @MartinBüttner, particularly using the element-wise vector operator instead of transposing the two lists.

Explanation:

ri    Get input and convert to integer.
60md  Split into hours and minutes by calculating moddiv of input.
]     Wrap hours and minutes in a list.
"hour minute"
      String with units.
S/    Split it at spaces, giving ["hour" "minute"]
.{    Apply block element-wise to pair of vectors.
  1$    Copy number to top.
  1>    Check for greater than 1.
  's    Push 's.
  *     Multiply with comparison result, giving 's if greater 1, nothing otherwise.
  +     Concatenate optional 's with rest of string.
}     End block applied to both parts.
S*    Join with spaces.

Answer 2

Python 3, 50 67 119 116 112 111 104 94 bytes

I'm not fond of going back to %-style string formatting, but it saves 6 bytes on .format.

Edit: Forgot to parse input.

Edit: Forgot to handle plurals.

Edit: Yay lambdas!

Edit: Added ungolfing

Edit: Darn it. Lambdas didn't help.

Edit: Since the minutes have maximum three digits, and int() doesn't mind spaces in the string, I can save a few bytes by using input()[:3].

i,j=divmod(int(input()[:3]),60);print(str(i),"hour"+("s"[:i!=1]),str(j),"minute"+("s"[:i!=1]))

Ungolfed:

string = input()[:3]
hours, minutes = divmod(int(string), 60)
a = string(div)
b = "hour" + ("s" if hours == 1 else "")
c = string(mod)
d = "minute" + ("s" if minutes == 1 else "")
print(a, b, c, d)

Answer 3

JavaScript, 78 bytes

n=>(h=(n=parseInt(n))/60|0)+` hour${h-1?"s":""} ${m=n%60} minute`+(m-1?"s":"")

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For the test suite, enter input like "61 min" into the input box.

Explanation

n=>                 //Define anonymous function w/ parameter n
(h=                 //start building the string to return with h, the # of hours
(n=parseInt(n))     //parse input for n
/60|0)+             //set h to floor(n / 60)
` hour              //add ' hour' to the string to return
${h-1?"s":""}       //add 's' to the string to return if h != 1, else add ''
                    //<--(a single space) add ' ' to the string to return
${m=n%60}           //set m, the # of miuntes, to n % 60, and add it to the string to return
 minute`+           //add ' minute' to the string to return
(m-1?"s":"")        //add 's' to the string to return if m != 1, else add ''
                    //implicitly return

Answer 4

Pyth, 39 38 bytes

jd.iJ.Dv-zG60+Vc"hour minute")m*\s>d1J

Answer 5

Vitsy, 57 54 52 bytes

Oh, wow, I don't even have integers in my language. o-o

VVa6*Dv/D1M-D1m'ruoh 'Z' 'OVvM1m'etunim 'Z
N1-(['s']

VV                                      Capture the input as a final global 
                                        variable, and push it again.
  a6*Dv/1M-                             Get floor(input/60), capturing 60 as a 
                                        temp variable in the process.
           DN                           Duplicate and output it as a number.
             1-(['s']                   If it is only one, push 's'.

            'ruoh '                     Push ' hour'
                   Z                    Output everything.
                    ' 'O                Output a space.
V                                       Push the input.
 v                                      Get the temp variable (60).
  M                                     Modulo.
            N                           Output as a number.
             1-(['s']                   If it is only one, push 's'.

             'ruoh '                    Push ' hour'
                    Z                   Output everything.

Try it online!

Answer 6

Pyth, 46 bytes

jKdm++J.v+++hd:z03K60K+td*\s>J1c"/hour %minute

Takes input as x min and outputs x hours y minutes

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Explanation:

   m~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~c"/hour %minute - map(func, "/hour %minute".split(" "))
            hd                                 - Get the first character of the string (/ or %)
              :z03                             - Get the first 3 characters of input
         +++      K60                          - Join them together and add a space and 60 to the end
      J.v                                      - Evaluate it and set result to J
                       td                      - Get all the characters of the string but the first (hour, minute)
                      +  *\s>J1                - If the result of the evaluated expression is less than 1, add an 's' character to the string
    ++               K                         - Join the results seperated with a space
jKd                                            - Join the 2 halves together with a space

Answer 7

K5, 55 51 bytes

" "/(" hour";" minute"){y,x,("s";"")1=.y}'$25 60\.*" "\

This is more general than it strictly has to be; might still golf it down further.

In action:

  f: " "/(" hour";" minute"){y,x,("s";"")1=.y}'$25 60\.*" "\;

  f'("61 min";"120 min";"150 min")
("1 hour 1 minute"
 "2 hours 0 minutes"
 "2 hours 30 minutes")

Edit:

This program went through several very different iterations in the course of development, and I thought that it might be more illuminating to show some of the intermediate steps.

Here was my first stab at the problem, before the pluralization requirement was introduced. There is clear repetition here:

{($_x%60)," hours ",($_60!x)," minutes"}@.*" "\

I realized that the general way to handle casting out of places was K5's "decode" form. To slot values into place in the string I used the "dot-apply" primitive, which applies an argument list to a function and unpacks the list into individual parameters:

{x," hours ",y," minutes"}.$25 60\.*" "\

Not much redundancy left here. When pluralization was added, I decomposed that leading anonymous function into a transformation I could apply to each number, like this:

{x,y,("s";"")1=.x}

Join x, y, and either s or nothing, depending on whether x is equal to "1". Ultimately it worked better to reverse the order of the arguments to this function.

Edit 2:

" "/(" hour";" minute"){y,x,("s";"")1=.y}'$25 60\.*" "\
" "/(" hour";" minute"){y,x,(~1=.y)#"s"}'$5 60\.-4_

Several small improvements here. A better way of selecting an "s" or an empty string, a shorter constant for "decode" which reflects the limited range of input, and a simpler way of discarding "min".

Answer 8

JavaScript (ES6), 100 94 89 81 bytes

t=>(h=0|(t=parseInt(t))/60)+' hour'+(h>1?'s ':' ')+t%60+' minute'+(t%60>1?'s':'')

De-golfed demo (converted to ES5, as not all the browsers support ES6 yet)

function s(t) {
  return (h = 0 | (t = parseInt(t)) / 60) + ' hour' + (h > 1 ? 's ' : ' ') + t % 60 + ' minute' + (t % 60 > 1 ? 's' : '');
}

alert(s(prompt()))

Answer 9

Perl 6, 80 73 bytes

80 byte original

{my$h=$_ div 60;my$m=$_%60;"$h hour{'s'x?($h-1)}"~" $m minute{'s'x?($m-1)}"x?$m}

Usage:

.say for (150,90,61,60).map:
  {my$h=$_ div 60;my$m=$_%60;"$h hour{'s'x?($h-1)}"~" $m minute{'s'x?($m-1)}"x?$m}

2 hours 30 minutes
1 hour 30 minutes
1 hour 1 minute
1 hour

Due to a change in the question I can remove x?$m from the end of the function, which allows me to reduce it by 3 more bytes.

{my$h=$_ div 60;my$m=$_%60;"$h hour{'s'x?($h-1)} $m minute{'s'x?($m-1)}"}

2 hours 30 minutes
1 hour 30 minutes
1 hour 1 minute
1 hour 0 minutes

Answer 10

C#, 127 bytes

var i=int.Parse(Console.ReadLine().Split(' ')[0]);Console.Write(i/60+" hour"+(i/60>1?"s ":" ")+i%60+" minute"+(i%60>1?"s":""));

This can be put in a file and run via the C# interactive shell that comes with Mono, using the default configuration.

[This is my first attempt at code golf. I hope that my contribution is not violating any rules.]

Answer 11

C, 89 bytes

main(n){scanf("%d",&n);printf("%d hour%s %d minute%s",n/60,"s"+119/n,n%60,"s"+(n%60<2));}

Answer 12

Ruby, 75 bytes

a,b=gets.to_i.divmod 60;$><<"#{a} hour#{a>1??s:''} #{b} minute#{b>1??s:''}"

Answer 13

Python 2, 96 bytes

i=int(raw_input().split()[0])
print"%d hour%s %d minute%s"%(i/60,"s"*(i>120),i%60,"s"*(i%60!=1))

Answer 14

MATLAB, 111 108 106 bytes

i=sscanf(input(''),'%d');h=fix(i/60);m=i-h*60;fprintf('%d hour%c %d minute%c\n',h,'s'*(h~=1),m,'s'*(m~=1))

This also works with Octave, and can be tried here. The link is to a workspace already containing the code in a file named runningLength.m. So to test it out simply enter runningLength at the prompt, then enter the input string, e.g. '123 mins' and it will display the output.

Takes the input as a string, e.g. '123 mins', converts it to a number (which implicitly ignores the mins bit).

i=sscanf(input(''),'%d');

Minutes and hours are then calculated

h=fix(i/60);m=i-h*60;

Then displays the output string

fprintf('%d hour%c %d minute%c',h,'s'*(h~=1),m,'s'*(m~=1));

The 's' bit of the output is calculated and handled correctly - an 's' is added whenever the number is not 1.

Answer 15

Haskell, 117 109 bytes

f x|(d,m)<-divMod(read$take 3 x)60=putStr$u[d#"hour",m#"minute"];u=unwords;1#q=u["1",q];p#q=u[show p,q++"s"]

Less golfed version:

f :: String -> IO ()
f x = putStr (unwords [(n`div`60)#"hour",(n`mod`60)#"minute"])
  where
  n :: Int
  n = take 3 (read x)

  (#) :: Int -> String -> String
  1#q = unwords ["1",q]
  p#q = unwords [show p,q++"s"]

f is a function which takes the first 3 characters of its input and converts them to an integer. p#q is a function which pluralises q if p is not equal to 1. In order to return the result without surrounding quotes, I used putStr to print the result to STDOUT.

Thanks to nimi for the help!

Answer 16

Python 2, 79 77 bytes

m=int(raw_input()[:3])
print m/60,"hours"[:4+m/120],m%60,"minutes"[:6+m/2%30]

The first 3 characters of the input are simply parsed as an integer. This only works because the third character in a 2 digit input is a space, which int will ignore during conversion.

Answer 17

R, 112 bytes

Edit: Fixed a scoping error and then addressed the quotation output issue.

g=function(x){h=floor(x/60);m=x%%60;cat(paste(h,ifelse(h==1,"hour","hours"),m,ifelse(m==1,"minute","minutes")))}

Test cases

> g(150)
2 hours 30 minutes
> g(90)
1 hour 30 minutes
> g(61)
1 hour 1 minute
> g(60)
1 hour 0 minutes

I tried to save space by trying to find a way to just add or subtract "s" as necessary but I had to mess with the sep = argument in the paste() function and it didn't really seem like it was going to save me very much space. Any suggestions?

Ungolfed

g=function(x){
    h=floor(x/60);
    m=x%%60;
    cat(paste(h,
              ifelse(h==1,"hour","hours"),
              m,
              ifelse(m==1,"minute","minutes")))
}

Rounding down with input/60 or input%%60 (mod) gives the hours and minutes respectively. Chain them together with an ifelse() statement that specifies whether or not the units are hour(s) or minute(s).

Answer 18

Haskell, 107 101 bytes

g=putStr.f.read.take 3;s!1='1':s;s!n=show n++s++"s";f x|(a,b)<-divMod x 60=" hour"!a++' ':" minute"!b

Ungolfed:

g :: String -> String
g = putStr . f . read . take 3 
  where
    (!) :: String -> Int -> String
    s!1 = '1':s
    s!n = show n++s++"s"

    f :: Int -> String;
    f x
      | (a,b) <- divMod x 60 = " hour"!a ++ ' ':(" minute"!b)

s!n prepends n to s, adding a 's' to the end if n /= 1.

f x does the formatting after using divMod.

Since we can assume a max input of 240, take 3 is sufficient to take only the number.

(Had to try really hard to beat @Craig Roy's score...)

Answer 19

LabVIEW, 50 Bytes

This is counted according to my suggestion on Meta.

The code is pretty straight forward, take number from input Modulo by 60 and add an s for minutes != 1. Other side of case just puts the string through.

Answer 20

Scala, 135 bytes

var a=(i:String)=>{var (v,b)=(i.split(" ")(0).toInt,(i:Int)=>if(i<2)""else"s");printf(v/60+" hour"+b(v/60)+" "+v%60+" minute"+b(v%60))}

Usage:

a("120 min")
2 hours 0 minute

Answer 21

Python, 152 bytes

Sorry, fixed the code so it handles the input/output the way the insturctions say.

 def t(p):
  import math
  print(str(math.floor(p/60))+" hour" + ("s " if math.floor(p/60>1) else " ") +str(p%60)+" minute" + ("s " if p%60>1 else ""))

Edit: Why is the still -1 with the edited code? It works exactly how the OP asks.

Answer 22

Ruby, 97 100 99 88 bytes

Edit: Fixing output.

Edit: Removing braces from divmod.

Edit: Yay string interpolation! Thanks to Vasu Adari. Also, better ungolfing.

i,j=gets.split[0].to_i.divmod 60;puts"#{i} hour#{i==1?"":"s"} #{j} minute#{j==1?"":"s"}"

Ungolfed:

input = gets                            Input
number = input.split[0].to_i            Get number, convert to int
hours, minutes = number.divmod 60       hours == s / 60, minutes == s % 60
result = hours.to_s+" hour"             Start with the hours
result += {hours == 1 ? "" : "s"}       Put in the first "s" if plural
result += minutes.to_s+" minute"        Add the minutes
result += {minutes == 1 ? "" : "s"}     Put in the second "s" if plural
puts result                             Output

Answer 23

Mathematica, 61 bytes

Print@ToString[Quantity@#~UnitConvert~MixedRadix["h","min"]]&

Answer 24

Go, 177 Bytes

(It includes only the function and the import statements)

import("fmt";c"strconv";t"strings")
func f(s string){p,_:=c.Atoi(t.Split(s," ")[0]);t:=fmt.Printf;h:=p/60;m:=p%60;t("%d Hour",h);if h>1{t("s")};t(" %d Minute",m);if m>1{t("s")}}

Pretty solution -

func f(s string) {
    p, _ := c.Atoi(t.Split(s, " ")[0])
    t := fmt.Printf
    h := p / 60;m := p % 60
    t("%d Hour", h)
    if h > 1 {
        t("s")
    }
    t(" %d Minute", m)
    if m > 1 {
        t("s")
    }
}

Testing it -

func main() {
    ip_list := []string{
        "120 min",
        "150 min",
        "60 min",
    }

    for _, ip_val := range ip_list {
        f(ip_val)
        fmt.Println("")
    }
}

/* OUTPUT
2 Hours 0 Minute
2 Hours 30 Minutes
1 Hour 0 Minute
*/

Answer 25

Seriously, 77 bytes

ε" min",Æ≈;:60:@\@:60:@%'sε(;)1≥I"%d hour"+(#@%'sε(;)1≥I"%d minute"+(#@%@k' j

Seriously is seriously not good at string manipulation. Try it online with full explanation (you will need to manually enter the input like "210 mins" because permalinks don't like quotes).

Quick and dirty explanation:

ε" min",Æ≈            get input, replace " min" with the empty string, convert to int
;:60:@\@:60:@%        calculate divmod
'sε(;)1≥I"%d hour"+   push "%d hour" or "%d hours", depending on whether pluralization is needed
(#@%                  format "%d hour(s)" with the # of hours calculated earlier
'sε(;)1≥I"%d minute"+ same as above, but with minutes
(#@%                  same as above, but with minutes
@k' j                 swap the order and join with a space to get "X hour(s) X minute(s)"

Answer 26

Ruby, 74 73 71 bytes

->i{puts"#{i=i.to_i;h=i/60} hour#{h>1??s:''} #{m=i%60} minute#{m>1??s:''}"}

73 bytes

->i{puts"#{h,m=i.to_i.divmod 60;h} hour#{h>1??s:''} #{m} minute#{m>1??s:''}"}

74 bytes:

->i{h,m=i.to_i.divmod 60;puts "#{h} hour#{h>1??s:''} #{m} minute#{m>1??s:''}"}

Usage:

->i{puts"#{i=i.to_i;h=i/60} hour#{h>1??s:''} #{m=i%60} minute#{m>1??s:''}"}[61]

1 hour 1 minute

Answer 27

PHP, 77 76 bytes

$m=($i=$argv[1])%60;echo$h=$i/60|0," hour","s"[$h<2]," $m minute","s"[$m<2];

horible, horible, horible!
PHP only issues a couple of Notices for "s"[$h<2]

To run: php -r 'CODE' '150 minutes'
and of course turn error reporting off/away from stdout!

Edit: -1byte assign in assign (credit: insertusernamehere)

It's so ugly I must give a run helper for linux users:

php -c /usr/share/php5/php.ini-production.cli -r 'CODE' '61 min'

Answer 28

AutoHotkey, 174 170 160 bytes

x::Send,% !i?"x" i:=SubStr(clipboard,1,(Clipboard~="\s")):"{Backspace "StrLen(i)"}" i//60 " Hour"(i//60!=1?"s ":" ")Mod(i,60)" Minute"(Mod(i,60)!=1?"s":"")i:=""

Notes:

1. Input from Clipboard
2. Output prints to any form by pressing x
3. Correctly handles plurals
4. Could be smaller but I wanted a provide a One Liner.

Answer 29

Go, 168 132 127 120 121 120 115 bytes

Try it here!

Even with minification, I'm still being beaten by Java ): finally beating Java!

note: there's nothing in the spec about plurals nor excluding 0 minutes, so my program ignores such cases.

integer math in Go always returns an integer, thus this is straightforward.

package main
import(."fmt"."strconv")
func main(){a:=""
Scanln(&a)
x,_:=Atoi(a)
Printf((x/60),"hrs",(x%60),"mins")}

Ungolfed

package main

import (
    . "fmt"
    . "strconv"
)

func main() {
    a := ""
    Scanln(&a)
    x, _ := Atoi(a)
    Println((x / 60), "hrs", (x % 60), "mins")
}

Answer 30

Arcyóu (non-competitive), 93 bytes

This submission uses a version of the language that was created after this challenge.

(: x(#((v(l))0)))(: h(#/ x 60))(: m(% x 60))(% "%d hour%s %d minute%s"(' h(* s([ h))m(* s([ m

Yeesh! This language needs better string manipulation.

Explanation:

(: x              ; Set x
  (#              ; Cast to int
    ((v (l)) 0))) ; First element of input split on spaces
(: h (#/ x 60))   ; Set h to the hours
(: m (% x 60))    ; Set m to the minutes
(%                ; String format
  "%d hour%s %d minute%s"
  ('              ; List
    h             ; Hours
    (* s([ h))    ; Evaluates to 's' if h is not 1
    m             ; Minutes 
    (* s([ m      ; Evaluates to 's' is m is not 1

Answer 31

Kotlin, 132 bytes

val m={s:String->val j=s.split(" ")[0].toInt();print("${j/60} hour${if(j/60==1)"" else "s"} ${j%60} minute"+if(j%60==1)"" else "s")}

Ungolfed Version:

val m = { s: String -> 
    val j = s.split(" ")[0].toInt();
    print("${j / 60} hour${if(j / 60 == 1) "" else "s"} ${j % 60} minute" + if(j % 60 == 1) "" else "s")
}

Test it with:

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    for(i in arrayOf(150, 90, 61, 60)) {
        m("$i min")
        println()
    }
}

Example outputs:

2 hours 30 minutes
1 hour 30 minutes
1 hour 1 minute
1 hour 0 minutes

Answer 32

Java, 107 192 160 149 129 172 162 129 bytes

So, here's my solution:

void b(String[]a){int a=Integer.valueOf(a[0]);System.out.print(a/60>1?a/60+" hrs ":a/60+" hr "+a%60>1?a%60+" mins":a%60+" min");}

It uses command-line input, and works like this:

Java command example: javac MovieTime 108 minutes

Input: 108 minutes

Output: 1 hr 48 mins

Changes:

• Changed the code to full class, adding 85 bytes
• Got rid of unnecessary whitespaces, subtracting 32 bytes
• Made variable/class names shorter, subtracting 11 bytes
• Made Integer.valueOf(args[0]) into a variable and changed println into print, subtracting 20 bytes
• Added system for changing plurals of times, adding 43 bytes
• Made times shorter, subtracting 10 bytes
• Code is now a function instead of a class, subtracting 33 bytes

Any ideas as to how I can shorten it would be greatly appreciated, as this is my first golf submission.

Answer 33

Java 8, 148 Bytes

interface S{static void main(String[]b){int a=new Integer(b[0]),h=a/60,m=a%60;System.out.printf(h+" hour%s "+m+" minute%s",h>1?"s":"",m>1?"s":"");}}

I chose to post an alternative to @TheAustralianBirdEatingLouse as this is not only shorter by a good deal (~10%) but also more correct in printing hour(s) and minutes(s) instead of abbreviated hrs and mins. Method implementations in Interfaces are new to Java 8 - so this would be needed to compile/run

Answer 34

PHP, 110 100 96 bytes

$t=$argv[1];$h=intval($t/60);$m=$t-$h*60;echo"$h hour".($h>1?"s":"")." $m minute".($m>1?"s":"");

You can run it using php -r

GET parameters are no longer allowed(meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/7591/14732 and meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/7575/14732)

Answer 35

Java - 143 141 139 bytes

Since functions are allowed, here is my take

void a(String a){int b=Integer.valueOf(a.split(" ")[0]),c=b/60,d=b%60;System.out.print(c+" hour"+(c>1?"s ":" ")+d+" minute"+(d>1?"s":""));}

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Ungolfed

void a(String a){
    int b=Integer.valueOf(a.split(" ")[0]),c=b/60,d=b%60;
    System.out.print(
            c+" hour"+(c>1?"s ":" ")+
            d+" minute"+(d>1?"s":"")
            );
}

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Input

a("59 mins");
a("121 mins");
a("239 mins");

Output

0 hour 59 minutes
2 hours 1 minute
3 hours 59 minutes

Answer 36

Mumps, 81 Bytes

R U S M=+U#60,H=+U\60 W H," hour",$S(H=1:" ",1:"s "),M," minute",$S(M=1:"",1:"s")

Ungolfed:

R U                 ; (R)ead from standard input
S M=+U#60,H=+U\60   ; S(et) M to integer (mod) Minutes and H to integer Hours
W H," hour",$S(H=1:" ",1:"s "),M," minute",$S(M=1:"",1:"s")
                    ; W(rite) H & hour, if H doesn't equal 1 pluralize;
                    ; same for M & minute(s).

Sorry for the initial submission - the formatting on my ungolfed wasn't quite right and I didn't realize at first that hitting 'tab' then 'space' in the editor window equated to "submit." :-)

Answer 37

Prolog, 134 bytes

Code:

p(X):-sub_atom(X,0,_,4,S),atom_number(S,N),divmod(N,60,Q,R),(Q>1->I=s;I=""),(R=1->J="";J=s),writef('%w hour%w %w minute%w',[Q,I,R,J]).

Explanation:

p(X):-sub_atom(X,0,_,4,S),                       % Remove last 4 chars from input
      atom_number(S,N),                          % Convert to integer
      divmod(N,60,Q,R),                          % Split minutes into hours/minutes
      (Q>1->I=s;I=""),(R=1->J="";J=s),           % Check if hours/minutes are plural
      writef('%w hour%w %w minute%w',[Q,I,R,J]). % Print

Example:

p('150 min').
2 hours 30 minutes

Answer 38

Pyth, 35 bytes

jds.b,N+WtNY\s.Ds-zG60c"hour minute

Try it online: Demonstration or Test Suite

Explanation:

jds.b,N+WtNY\s.Ds-zG60c"hour minute  implicit: z = input string
                 -zG                 remove all letters from the string
                s                    and convert it (gives us the number)
              .D    60               gives [quotient, remainder] (division by 60)
                      c"hour minute  split "hour minute"
   .b                                map each pair (number N, string Y) to:
     ,                                  the pair
      N                                 [ N, 
       +WtNY\s                               Y + "s" if N-1 ]
  s                                  join the two pairs
jd                                   join strings by spaces

Answer 39

awk, 72 bytes

{printf"%d hour%s %d minute%s\n",h=$1/60,h~/^1/?_:"s",m=$1%60,1~m?_:"s"}

Basically just a printf, taking advantage of awks ability to compare numbers using regexp.

input/output examples

0 min
0 hours 0 minutes
1 min
0 hours 1 minute
60 min
1 hour 0 minutes
61 min
1 hour 1 minute
121 min
2 hours 1 minute
122 min
2 hours 2 minutes

Answer 40

Julia, 110 99 93 bytes

x->((h,m)=divrem(parse(x[1:end-4]),60);print("$h hour$(h>1?"s":"") $m minute$(m>1?"s":"")"))

This is an anonymous function that accepts a string and prints to STDOUT.

Ungolfed:

function f(x::AbstractString)
    # Parse the number of minutes out of the input
    y = parse(x[1:end-4])

    # Get the number of hours and minutes
    h, m = divrem(y, 60)

    # Construct the output using string interpolation
    print("$h hour$(h>1?"s":"") $m minute$(m>1?"s":"")")
end

Answer 41

C++, 175 bytes

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;main(int argc,char**argv){int a=stoi(argv[1]);cout<<a/60<<" hour";if(a/60!=1)cout<<"s";cout<<" "<<a%60<<" minute";if(a%60!=1)cout<<"s";}

Ungolfed:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
main(int argc, char **argv)
{
   int a = stoi(argv[1]);
   cout << a / 60 << " hour";
   if(a / 60 != 1) cout << "s";
   cout << " " << a % 60 << " minute";
   if(a % 60 != 1) cout << "s";
}

Probably the only time that std::stoi truncating non-number characters will ever be useful, but it's enough to put C++ ahead of C, I think.

Answer 42

VBA, 175 bytes

Sub e(f)
f = Val(f)
h = Int(f / 60)
m = f - h * 60
MsgBox IIf(h > 0, h & " hour" & IIf(h > 1, "s", ""), "") & " " & IIf(m > 0, m & " minute" & IIf(m > 1, "s", ""), "")
End Sub

Answer 43

Python 2, 102 bytes

a=int(raw_input().split()[0]);h=a/60;m=a%60;l="s\0";print"%s hour%s %s minute%s"%(h,l[h==1],m,l[m==1])

Answer 44

Python 2: 56 bytes

Golfed code

m=int(raw_input()[:3]);print m/60,'hours',m%60,'minutes'

Readable code

# get input from STDIN
string_input = raw_input()
# parse number of minutes in the first three characters
minutes_input = string_input[:3]
# compute number of hours and remaining minutes
hours = minutes_input / 60
minutes = minutes_input % 60
# display result
print hours, 'hours', minutes, 'minutes'

Try it online

https://ideone.com/HdTKRt

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Python 2: 80 bytes (with plurals handling)

Golfed code

_,m='\0s',int(raw_input()[:3]);print m/60,'hour'+_[m>60],m%60,'minute'+_[m%60>1]

Try it online

https://ideone.com/GuDCq0

Answer 45

JavaScript 96

m=parseInt(prompt()),h=m/60|0,m%=60
alert(h+" hour"+(h!=1?"s ":" ")+m+" minute"+(m!=1?"s ":" "))

Answer 46

Pyth, 41 bytes

A.Ds<4z60s[G" hour"?tG\skdH>4z"ute"?tH\s"

explanation

A                                          -Assign two values, first to `G` then to `H`
 .Ds   60                                  -DivMod on integer by 60
    <4z                                    -slice everything but the last 4 chars of input
         s[                                -print all following statements on one line
           G                               -hour
            " hour"                        -string literal
                   ?tG\sk                  -ternary, if hour is 1, 's' literal, else nothing
                         d                 -space
                          H                -minute
                           >4z             -get the last 4 chars of input (" min") (so sneaky)
                              "ute"        -string literal
                                   ?tH\s"  -ternary, as before but with minutes

Answer 47

Milky Way 1.2.1, 63 bytes

'" "\=^A60m>?{1b_" "_"s "}" hour";+<?{1b_""_"s"}" minute";++++!

The program is too long to explain in detail here, but you can see the docs for an in-depth look.

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Usage

python3 milkyway.py <path-to-code> -i <input>

Answer 48

Gema, 64 bytes

<N>=@p{@div{$1;60} hour} @p{@mod{$1;60} minute}
*=
p:1 *=$0;*=*s

Sample run:

bash-4.3$ gema '<N>=@p{@div{$1;60} hour} @p{@mod{$1;60} minute};*=;p:1 *=$0;*=*s' <<< '90 min'
1 hour 30 minutes

Gema, 65 bytes

<N> min=@p{@div{$1;60} hour} @p{@mod{$1;60} minute}
p:1 *=$0;*=*s

This one replaces all “\d+ min” occurrences in the input string.

Sample run:

bash-4.3$ gema '<N> min=@p{@div{$1;60} hour} @p{@mod{$1;60} minute};p:1 *=$0;*=*s' <<< $'150 min\n90 min\n61 min\n60 min'
2 hours 30 minutes
1 hour 30 minutes
1 hour 1 minute
1 hour 0 minutes

Answer 49

Factor, 95 88 bytes

[ readln " " split first 10 >base [ 60 / floor ] [ 60 mod ] bi "%s hrs %s mins" printf ]

Like my Go answer, doesn't handle plurals because it doesn't have to.

Answer 50

Pyke, 31 bytes, noncompeting

dchE60.D]~U1 3:],FDJRh1N\s*+)_J

Try it here!

Explanation:

dchE                            -     eval(input().split(" ")[0])
    60.D]                       -    [divmod(^, 60)]
               ],               -   zip(*[^,V])
         ~U1 3:                 -    ["minute", "hour"]
                 F          )   -  for _ in ^:
                     h1N        -     _[0] != 1
                        \s*     -    "s"*^
                           +    -    V+^
                   J            -     " ".join(_)
                             _J - " ".join(^[::-1])