The program must accept times in the following form< hours : minutes : seconds > where each< hours >, < minutes >, < seconds > and are integers and the spaces around the colon are optional.

In order to use a Scanner, we need to specify that : is a delimiter character (a character that indicates the end of an expression and the beginning of another similar to a period between sentences).

When creating the Scanner the following code is required: new Scanner(System.in).useDelimiter("\\s*:\\s*");

The name of the class that contains the main must be TimeInterpreter.

Output will generally follow the same input format where days, hours, minutes, and seconds must be followed by a colon (:); see sample output for examples.

All times will be output without spaces (or other whitespace).

Negative Times. If a specified time is negative, it should be printed with a single leading negative. For example, 0:-2:-34: is output as -2:34:.

Simplification. Times must be simplified before printed. For example, 12:2:-34: is simplified and output as 12:1:26.

Output Brevity. For input time 0:2:34:, the corresponding output should not list the number of hours (since there are none): 2:34:.

A single output print statement will be allowed in the final solution code. That is, a proper solution will construct a String object and output it at the end of the program.

You must define and use constants representing the number of seconds per minute, hour, and day.