number checker?

[linc186]

I'm building a small cmd line java app that asks you for a distance to get to one place, and then how much time you want to get there. The program will then generate the speed needed to get there in that time. The program will also tell you if you must exceed 65 mph, and it will add five minutes to the time for every 100 miles you input. Say that you input 250 for the distance, the program should know that there is a total of ten minutes of rest stops. Now, I've written all of that except for the five minute rest stop part. How would I get the program to know that if I set the distance to 560, that per each 100 there is five minutes added to the time variable. So, there would be 25 minutes total in rest stops.

[pbrockway2]

Use the division operator.

public class DvisionEg {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("560/100 is " + 560 / 100);
    }
}

[linc186]

that doesn't help; I'm not using Ints so that would return an odd decimal number. Also, even if i were doing Ints, if i were to do 500 /5 i would get 100, which i still wouldn't know what to do with. I need the program to know how many hundreds there are (e.g. there are five hundreds in 500) and then add five minutes to the time variable for each 100

[Fubarable]

His suggestion helps me and works for me. I'd simply cast my doubles to ints and divide by 100 using int division as pbrockway suggests above.