Code has already been provided to define a variable named time$\_$in$\_$seconds that is an integer number of seconds. Do not overwrite the time$\_$in$\_$seconds variable. Your goal is to use an fprintf command to define text expressing the time in hours:minutes:seconds format $($HH:MM:SS with two characters for each$).$ Each number must be an integer.

Before the fprintf, define the number of hours as hours, the number of minutes as minutes, and the number of seconds as seconds. Hint: use the floor command for the hours and minutes, then use these to find the number of seconds.

For example:

An time$\_$in$\_$seconds of seconds would be hours, minutes, and seconds. So the output would be $15$:$05$:$21$

An time$\_$in$\_$seconds of seconds would be hour, minutes, and seconds. So the output would be $01$:$23$:$20$

An time$\_$in$\_$seconds of seconds would be minutes. So the output would be $00$:$05$:$00$