New to java just wondering if you guys could tell me if i did this problem correct?

[yadster101]

So the question is:

curHour and curMin represent the current time, and depHour, depMin
represent the departure time of a bus. Suppose all these variables are
initialized with some values; both times are between 1 p.m. and 11 p.m of the
same day. Fill in the blanks in the following statements that display the
remaining waiting time in hours and minutes:
int ____________ =
___________________________________ ;
System.out.println( ______________________________ +
" hours and " + ______________________________ +
" minutes.");


My answer is:
int Waiting_Time= (depHour + depMin) - (curHour + curMin);
System.out.println("Waiting_Time=" + "hours and" + ___________+ "minutes.");





Im not sure how i would get the minutes here without declaring them before?

[Norm]

Quote:

how i would get the minutes here without declaring them before

Not sure what you are asking, unless its how to do arithmetic.
If you know the current time and the departure time, do the arithmetic to compute the hours and minutes between them. Hours are based 24 and minutes are based 60. Ie when incrementing minutes, roll over at 60 minutes to the next hour.

How is this a java programming question?

[CJSLMAN]

I think that the blanks in the Sytem.out.println should contain the combination of variables to indicate the waiting time; therefore the first blank should be the variables to indicate the hours (not "Waiting Time =") and the second blank the minutes (taking into account what Norm stated, the 60 min rollover)