One of my scripts generated an output like this:
0:0:35
0:0:36
0:0:28
0:0:37
0:0:43
0:1:2
This is actually in a time format(hh:mm:ss) and how do i add all the values and get the sum in seconds . the output should be in seconds like total number of seconds : 241 secs
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Mon Apr 12 17:17:21 IST 2010
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file3.txt
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2009_02_02_21.txt
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[code]...
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