Hi gube, as Corion suggested you can do it simply without using module. Here is my try, but it can be still simplified.

use strict;

my @a = qw(1:08 2:53 1:00);

my ($tt, $mins, $sec);

for my $t (@a)
{
    my ($m, $s) = split /:/, $t;
    
    my $tm = $m*60;
    
    $tt = $tt + $tm + $s;      

}
$sec = sprintf ("%02d", $sec = $tt%60); #seconds

$mins = int($tt/60); #minutes

print "$mins:$sec";

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Prasad

In reply to Re: How to add minutes with seconds? by prasadbabu
in thread How to add minutes with seconds? by gube

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