int to remove fractions. Then remove the minutes from the seconds, and remove the hours from the minutes. 
use strict;
use warnings;

my @times = qw( 5:21 8:01 5:37 7:19 5:46 7:44 6:43 7:17 8:02 6:50 7:54
+ 8:44 );

my $total_seconds;
for my $time (@times) {
   my ($mins, $secs) = split(/:/, $time);
   $total_seconds += $mins*60 + $secs;
}

my $total_minutes = int($total_seconds/60);
$total_seconds -= $total_minutes*60;
my $total_hours = int($total_minutes/60);
$total_minutes -= $total_hours*60;

printf("%s hours, %s minutes, %s seconds\n",
   $total_hours,
   $total_minutes,
   $total_seconds,
);

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It is the -> and the printf (which has never made sense to me) that have me stumped.

$t->printf is a method call just like the preceding $t->calc, $t->new_delta and Date::Manip::Delta->new.

In reply to Re: Getting times (weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds) by ikegami
in thread Getting times (weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds) by Lady_Aleena

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