Doing my head in! "for" loops

[jess91]

Hey, i'm stuck on a code. In terms of formatting it is printing out what i need, but the final degree values are displaying all the same. each new 'carbon value' should create a new value for the surface temperature. my equation is correct, but the code to get it to pick up the right carbon value I just cant figure out....

public class StageFour
{
      public static void main(String[] args)
      {
          //Adding Carbon
          //Problem Parameters
          final double SOLAR_CONSTANT = 1367.0;
          final double ALBEDO = 0.3;
          final double STEFANBOLTZMANN = 5.67E-8;
          final double ORBITAL_RADIUS = 1.0;
 
          //Declare Variable
          double surfaceTemperature; 
          int number;        
 
          //Create a decimal format object
          DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("#0.00");
 
         //Equation.
          for (number = 280; number <= 400; number += 5)
          {
              surfaceTemperature = Math.pow((((SOLAR_CONSTANT/4)*(1.0 - ALBEDO))/(STEFANBOLTZMANN*(1.0 - (0.65 + (0.1 + 0.06*Math.log((number)/280)))/2)*(ORBITAL_RADIUS*ORBITAL_RADIUS))), 0.25) - 273.15;
              System.out.println("For a Carbon Level of " + number + " the Earth's Surface Temperature is " + (df.format(surfaceTemperature)) + "\u00b0" );
          }
      }
}

I should be getting lines printed from 280 to 400 with increments of 5, calculating eachof these numbers into my formula to get the appropriate degrees. on paper the equation works..

I should get something that spits numbers out like
For a Carbon Level of 280 the Earth's Surface Temperature is 13.49°
For a Carbon Level of 285 the Earth's Surface Temperature is 13.55°
For a Carbon Level of 290 the Earth's Surface Temperature is 13.61°
For a Carbon Level of 295 the Earth's Surface Temperature is 13.67° etc

but it just spits out all the same degrees values of 13.49 for each carbon level number.

Is anyway able to point out where I have gone wrong in my coding? I cant find any examples to help me out..

Cheers guys

[angstrem]

Math.log((double)(number)/280)
Got it?)
Int/Int = Int and not Double

[jess91]

Man I was racking my brain. Cheers, that worked
So Happy, Thankyou!!!!