millisecond time conversion

[Kuriii]

Can anyone help me with creating this code in Java? PLEASE! Thanks in advance!

Ask the user for the number of milliseconds, validate that it's not negative, and
display the result, then ask if the user wants to convert another number
(you may use a confirmation dialog, or you may allow input of 1 for yes
and 2 for no). Keep converting milliseconds until the user chooses no.

Example: (5500) should return 0:00:05 and convertMillis(1 00000) should return 0:01:40.

except your result MUST be formatted so that minutes and seconds are always two digits

[hirak1984]

Do you want a complete code for this?
unfortunately we dont supply that.
If you want help,post the code you have tried.We will try to help.
Good Luck.

Can anyone help me with creating this code in Java? PLEASE! Thanks in advance!

Ask the user for the number of milliseconds, validate that it's not negative, and
display the result, then ask if the user wants to convert another number
(you may use a confirmation dialog, or you may allow input of 1 for yes
and 2 for no). Keep converting milliseconds until the user chooses no.

Example: (5500) should return 0:00:05 and convertMillis(1 00000) should return 0:01:40.

except your result MUST be formatted so that minutes and seconds are always two digits

[BSCode266]

Like hirak said we dont support full codes, you have to try and we will try to direct you in the right way.

Also this sounds like an assignment to me.

BSCode266

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[Kuriii]

Sorry guys.

This is what I have so far. I can't figure out how the input can be converted.

Thanks for your help in advance!

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
	public class extraCredit {

	public static void main(String[] args) {
	

		
	int choice;	
	do {
      choice = Integer.parseInt(JOptionPane.showInputDialog(null, "Do you want to enter the milliseconds now?\n   1. Yes\n     2.  No"));

      switch (choice) {
     	 case 1:
		
			int milli;
		do {
		milli = Integer.parseInt (JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter the number of milliseconds (Must be positive"));	
			} 
		while (milli < 0);
		
      break;

							}
			}
	while (choice != 2);

	
	
		}
}

[hirak1984]

Well you need not be sorry for whatever...
By the way are you facing problem in converting the string input into integer(the Integer.parseIn t() stuff) or converting the input into millisecond?
please make this clear and preferrably post the errors you are getting.

Sorry guys.

This is what I have so far. I can't figure out how the input can be converted.

Thanks for your help in advance!

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
	public class extraCredit {

	public static void main(String[] args) {
	

		
	int choice;	
	do {
      choice = Integer.parseInt(JOptionPane.showInputDialog(null, "Do you want to enter the milliseconds now?\n   1. Yes\n     2.  No"));

      switch (choice) {
     	 case 1:
		
			int milli;
		do {
		milli = Integer.parseInt (JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter the number of milliseconds (Must be positive"));	
			} 
		while (milli < 0);
		
      break;

							}
			}
	while (choice != 2);

	
	
		}
}

[Kuriii]

Hey

Thanks for your help. I figured it out. I needed help with the conversion from seconds to milliseconds so I just created a formula. 1 second to 1000 milli seconds. It was pretty simple after I figured it out. Thanks for your help though:)