In this assignment, students will show master over basic input, expression, and output.

Write a program that prompts the user for the number of minutes that were worked.

Your program should produce the following output based on $110$ minutes:

You worked $110$ minutes.

You worked for $1$ hours and $50$ minutes.

In decimal time, you worked $1\mathrm{.}83$ hours.

You do no have to concern yourself with the plural$/$singular of the word hour: $1$ hours is acceptable.

Rules of Engagement

Violating the rules of engagement will lead to a grade of zero.

The first three lines of the program should be comments that show: student name, course, and assignment.

There should be three sections with a comment label: Input, Processing, and Output.

Input $--$ code that gathers information from the user.

Processing $--$ code that uses the input to support the output.

Output $--$ code that displays the results.

Only print statements are allowed in the Output section $-$ each print statement is permitted a single string literal with variables. Print statements with expressions are not allowed.

Only programming constructs covered in lesson $1$ and $2.$

The following datatypes are allowed: string, float, and integer.

You should have a single print statement that corresponds to each line in the sample output.

Your program should work with a range of values $--$ not just $110$ minutes.