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['TimeDistance']
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category = 'Transform'
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experiment = -1
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preamble = '''
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<p>
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Transform a time distance given as a number of seconds to a human friendly string representation.
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Transform a time distance given as a number of seconds to a human friendly
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string representation.
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<ul>
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<li>
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<strong>Zero</strong> represents the <strong>current moment</strong>,
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to be printed as <em>now</em>.
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<li>
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<strong>Positive</strong> values represent the
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<strong>future</strong>, to be printed with the <em>in</em> prefix.
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<li>
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<strong>Negative</strong> values represent the <strong>past</strong>,
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to be printed with the <em>ago</em> suffix.
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</ul>
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<p>
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<ul>
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<li><strong>Zero</strong> represents the <strong>current moment</strong>, to be printed as <em>now</em>.
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<li><strong>Positive</strong> values represent the <strong>future</strong>, to be printed with the <em>in</em> prefix,
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<li> while <strong>negative</strong> values represent the <strong>past</strong>, to be printed with the <em>ago</em> suffix.
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</ul>
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The largest possible unit of time among a second, a minute (60 seconds), an hour (60 minutes), a day (24 hours), a week (7 days), a month (30 days) and a year (365 days) is always chosen
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and the quantity is always rounded towards zero. Correct singular/plural of each unit must be used.
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The largest possible unit of time among a second, a minute (60 seconds),
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an hour (60 minutes), a day (24 hours), a week (7 days), a month (30 days)
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and a year (365 days) is always chosen and the quantity is always rounded
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towards zero. Correct singular/plural of each unit must be used.
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