// This program asks the user to enter a number of seconds. If the number of seconds is greater than// 60, the program should display the number of minutes in that many seconds. If the number of seconds is// greater than 3,600, the output should be shown in hours. If the number of seconds is greater than// 86,400 the output should be shown in days.#include <iostream>#include <iomanip>#include <windows.h>using namespace std;int main(){ // Declare variables double seconds, minutes, hours, days; // Get the number of seconds from the user cout << "Please enter a number of seconds." << endl; cin >> seconds; // Set precision cout << fixed << showpoint << setprecision(2); if (seconds > 60 && seconds < 3600) { minutes = (seconds / 60); cout << "You entered a total of: " << minutes << " minutes" << endl; } else if(seconds > 3600 && seconds < 86400) { hours = (seconds / 3600); cout << "You entered a total of: " << hours << " hours." << endl; } else if(seconds > 86400); { days = (seconds / 86400); cout << "You entered a total of: " << days << " days." << endl; } // Set the sleeper timer Sleep(60000); return 0;} // This program seems to fall through and its driving me crazy. It'll skip any value// it doesn't qualify for but it displays the if statements that follow it. If seconds > 3600, // it'll display the time in hours and then display it in days too.// BAT SHIT CRAZY