Int representation problem

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beforetheyknew 0 Junior Poster in Training

14 Years Ago

Hi guys, I'm returning this, it is similar to how you percieve dollars, $"32.95" etc. I calculate it in cents which is an int, but the problem is the second half cuts off the 10s of cents part if the number is less than that. eg/ 32.08. Any ideas ? i know i need an if but i cant think how to write it.

public String toString()
     {  
         return (cents / 100)+ "." + (cents % 100);
     }

java

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gunjannigam 28 Junior Poster · Answer 1 · 2009-12-14T11:09:46+00:00

Hi guys, I'm returning this, it is similar to how you percieve dollars, $"32.95" etc. I calculate it in cents which is an int, but the problem is the second half cuts off the 10s of cents part if the number is less than that. eg/ 32.08. Any ideas ? i know i need an if but i cant think how to write it.
public String toString()
     {  
         return (cents / 100)+ "." + (cents % 100);
     }

You can either do it by using if then else statement by using this

if((cents%100) < 10)
    return (cents / 100)+ "." + "0"+(cents % 100);
else
    return (cents / 100)+ "." + "0"+(cents % 100);

You can also you use a Numberformat class.

import java.text.*;

NumberFormat formatter = new DecimalFormat("0.00");
return (formatter.format(cents/100.0));