Thread: A program that reads in secounds, and prints out hours minutes

hmm.. ok. I won't give you the exact code, but i'll give you hints.

there are 60 seconds in a minute, and 3600 seconds in an hour.

So, 11873/3600 should give you how many hours there are. However, because we want the hours as an integer and not some decimal, we want to make sure that we either cast to int or use the int data type.

System.out.println("5/3 = " + 5/3); // prints out 1 because 5 and 3 are recognized as int's
System.out.println("5.0/3.0 = " 5.0/3.0); // prints out 1.666666666... because 5.0 and 3.0 are recognized as doubles

The number of hours and seconds would be the remainder of seconds left after the hours have been taken out. An easy way to get this value is by using the modulus operator. It's basically a divide operation, but instead of giving the quotient, it gives the remainder

System.out.println("The remainder of 100/3 is " + 100%3); // should print out 1

The left-over seconds now must be split into minutes and seconds. I'll leave that up to you, but here's a hint: copy what i said above and make a few changes