iPhone: NSTimer Countdown (Display Minutes:Seconds)

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Hello!

I have my timer code set up, and it's all kosher, but I want my label to display "Minutes : seconds" instead of just seconds.

-(void)countDown{

    time -= 1;

    theTimer.text = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%i", time];

    if(time == 0)
    {
    [countDownTimer invalidate];
    }
}

I've already set "time" to 600, or 10 minutes. However, I want the display to show 10:59, 10:58, etc. until it reaches zero.

How do I do this?

Thanks!

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