The module time provides a function time$()$ that computes the time since midnight $1$st

January $1970($in the GMT time zone$)($referred to as start of the epoch$)$ in seconds $($see

below$).$

import time

t $=$ time.time$()$

print$($t$)$

Python

$1694118161\mathrm{.}111738$

Using the arithmetic operators $//$ and $\%($or the divmod function$),$ compute the number

of whole years, weeks, days, hours, and minutes given the current time. Show the result

using the following print function call:

print$($f$"$Time since midnight $1$st January $1970$ is: $\{$years$\}$ years, $\{$weeks$\}$

weeks, $\{$days$\}$ days, $\{$hours$\}$ hours, and $\{$minutes$\}$ minutes"$)$

In the above function call the text in the braces, i$.$e$.,$ years, weeks, days, hours, and

minutes, are the variables that store the respective values.

This is the expected output when the program was run at $5$:$34$ PM on $8/30/2024$:

Time since midnight $1$st January $1970$ is: $54\mathrm{.}0$ years, $34\mathrm{.}0$ weeks, $4\mathrm{.}0$

days, $12\mathrm{.}0$ hours, and $34\mathrm{.}0$ minutes