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Erm score_percent is a double type of variable so the result comes out in like xx.xxxxxxxxx% :p Anyway to get rid of some of the decimal places or round?Code:score_percent = score/7.0*100.0;
score_results.setText("<html>Score: "+score+"/7 <br> That is: "+score_results+"%</html>");
And [CODE]score_percent = (int)score/7.0*100.0;
gives ultra weird errors xD
it's because you're casting a double down to an int and then dividing by a number with a decimal place.
Either remove the decimal place on the 7 and the 100 as you don't need them anyways. or you should just cast the double to a float rather than an int.
Hmm
Now it starts to say on the label:
javax.swing.JLabel[,0,0,0x0,invalid,alignmentX=0.0,alignmentY=0.0,bor der=,flags=8388608,ma...
I have no idea what it means lol
Doesnt matter if im using float, int or double...
oh yeah, didn't notice that before, not sure exactly what you're trying to do but I think you need to change the bit that says:
<br> That is: "+score_results+"%</html>");
to:
<br> That is: "+score_percent+"%</html>");
you can use the number format class or printf
Omg what a stupid mistake by me, thanks that helps.
K so I read some things because wasnt sure why it was giving me error saying I am giving an int or double and it wants float, so I made:
score_percent = (int)score/7.0f*100.0f;
That made it with far less decimal points xD