How do I divide so I get a decimal value

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I want to know how to get remainder and quotient in single value in Java   Example         3 2 I should get value as 1 5    If I use the   operator I get only the quotient  If I user the   operator I get only the remainder  How do I get both at a time in the same variable

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I mean it s quite simple  Set it as a double  So lets say  double answer   3 0 2 0  System out print answer

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quotient   3   2  remainder   3   2      now you have them both

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Don t worry about it  In your code  just do the separate   and   operations as you mention  even though it might seem like it s inefficient  Let the JIT compiler worry about combining these operations to get both quotient and remainder in a single machine instruction  as far as I recall  it generally does

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Please Convert your input in double and divide

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Check this out  http   download oracle com javase 1 5 0 docs api java math BigDecimal html divideAndRemainder 28java math BigDecimal 29  You just need to wrap your int or long variable in a BigDecimal object  then invoke the divideAndRemainder method on it  The returned array will contain the quotient and the remainder  in that order

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int a   3  int b   2  float c     float a  b

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If you initialize both the parameters as float  you will sure get actual divided value  For example   float RoomWidth  TileWidth  NumTiles  RoomWidth   142  TileWidth   8  NumTiles   RoomWidth TileWidth       Ans 17 75

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You can do like   int a   3  int b   2  int quotient   a   b  int remainder   a   b       To get quotient in real numbers   System out println  double  a   b        To get quotient in integer numbers   System out println  Quotient      quotient   System out println  Remainder      remainder        To get quotient in real number such that one number after decimal   System out println a   b         a   b   10   b        Note  In the last method it will not round the number up after the decimal

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In your example  Java is performing integer arithmetic  rounding off the result of the division   Based on your question  you would like to perform floating-point arithmetic   To do so  at least one of your terms must be specified as  or converted to  floating-point   Specifying floating point   3 0 2 3 0 2 0 3 2 0   Converting to floating point   int a   2  int b   3  float q     float a  b    or  double q     double a  b     See Java Traps  double and Java Floating-Point Number Intricacies for discussions on float and double

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recursive s solusion  The accepted answer  is 100  right  I am just adding a sample code for your reference   My case is to display price with two decimal digits This is part of back-end response   price   2300   currencySymbol    CD         This is my helper class   public class CurrencyUtils       private static final String   suffix          K    M          public static String getCompactStringForDisplay final int amount                int suffixIndex          if  amount  gt   1 000 000                suffixIndex   2            else if  amount  gt   1 000                suffixIndex   1            else               suffixIndex   0                     int quotient          int remainder          if  amount  gt   1 000 000                quotient   amount   1 000 000              remainder   amount   1 000 000            else if  amount  gt   1 000                quotient   amount   1 000              remainder   amount   1 000            else               return String valueOf amount                      if  remainder    0                return String valueOf quotient    suffix suffixIndex                         Keep two most significant digits         if  remainder  gt   10 000                remainder    10 000            else if  remainder  gt   1 000                remainder    1 000            else if  remainder  gt   100                remainder    10                     return String valueOf quotient          String valueOf remainder    suffix suffixIndex             This is my test class  based on Junit 4    public class CurrencyUtilsTest         Test     public void getCompactStringForDisplay   throws Exception           int   numbers    0  5  999  1 000  5 821  10 500  101 800  2 000 000  7 800 000  92 150 000  123 200 000  9 999 999           String   expected     0    5    999    1K    5 82K    10 50K    101 80K    2M    7 80M    92 15M    123 20M    9 99M             for  int i   0  i  lt  numbers length  i                  int n   numbers i               String formatted   CurrencyUtils getCompactStringForDisplay n               System out println n       gt      formatted                assertEquals expected i   formatted

[java] How do I divide so I get a decimal value?

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