I'm currently making a command which has a cooldown of 5 days, and I'm currently using this code for the cooldown.

def better_time(self, cd:int):time = f"{cd}s"if cd > 60:minutes = cd - (cd % 60)seconds = cd - minutesminutes = int(minutes/ 60)time = f"{minutes} minutes {seconds} seconds"if minutes > 60:hoursglad = minutes -(minutes % 60)hours = int(hoursglad/ 60)minutes = minutes - (hours*60)time = f"{hours} hours {minutes} minutes {seconds} seconds"return time

How would I do days? I have tried the following (it has confused me):

def better_time(self, cd:int):time = f"{cd} seconds"if cd > 60:minutes = cd - (cd % 60)seconds = cd - minutesminutes = int(minutes/ 60)time = f"{minutes} minutes {seconds} second(s)"if minutes > 60:hoursglad = minutes -(minutes % 60)hours = int(hoursglad/ 60)minutes = minutes - (hours*60)time = f"{hours} hours {minutes} minute(s) {seconds} second(s)"if hours > 86400:daysglad = minutes -(hours % 60)days = int(daysglad/ 60)minutes = minutes - (days*60)time = f"{days} days {minutes} minute(s) {seconds} second(s)"return time```Yes, I know it's wrong, it has confused me.

You should starts at days, later hours, later minutes and seconds

cd = 500_000days = cd // 86400    # 24*60*60 seconds
rest = cd  % 86400hours = rest // 3600  #    60*60 seconds
rest  = rest  % 3600minutes = rest // 60  #       60 seconds
seconds = rest  % 60print(f"{cd} seconds = {days} day(s) {hours} hour(s) {minutes} minute(s) {seconds} second(s)")

Result:

500000 seconds = 5 day(s) 18 hour(s) 53 minute(s) 20 seconds(s)

And if you want to display shorter version when there is no days/hours/minutes/seconds then you could use if/else after caculating all values

result = [f"{cd} seconds ="]if days:result.append(f"{days} day(s)")if hours:result.append(f"{hours} hour(s)")if minutes:result.append(f"{minutes} minute(s)")if seconds:result.append(f"{seconds} seconds(s)")print(" ".join(result))