"Watch Time Go By" Option

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Your program will produce an HTML page that simulates a digital clock going through and displaying every single second in a day! We suggest using some nested loops to get this to work. If you have done it correctly, then the output will consist of at total of 86,400 paragraphs (since there are 86,400 seconds in a day). The beginning of the output will look like the screenshot below:

Here is a screenshot showing the very end of the output:

Note that we are padding the minutes and seconds with leading 0's. I.e., it should look like "12:00:07AM" and not "12:0:7AM". It is up to you whether or not to pad the hours with a 0. In other words, either "1:24:59AM" or "01:24:59AM" is fine.

The output should follow the usual pattern for time: After the output for the 12AM hour (3600 paragraphs) we should see output for 1AM, then 2AM, etc. Eventually, your output should reach noon. Be sure to transition from AM to PM at the right spot. Below is a screenshot of this section:

Hints

• Obviously the background color of the body is black, and the color of the text is white.
• You're definitely going to want to use nested loops (three layers deep) to handle the hours, minutes, and seconds. (You might even have four layers deep, depending on how you choose to implement the AM/PM thing.)
• Each line of output is a paragraph, generated by document.write.
• Set the font family to monospace so that the digits in the output are equally spaced.
• It may take your computer several seconds to generate the output -- that's perfectly fine.