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Sorry, I do try and explain steps though. I wont post code solutions in future.

Try this mate




int A, B;
double C, D, E;
Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Please enter 2 integers:");
A = scan.nextInt();

You'll need 5 variables

A & B (the two integers read in from user input)
C = A parsed to a double
D = B parsed to a double
and E = C / B

Try it that way.

The key point learnt here i think is converting the ints to doubles before performing the division.

Yes you should try my code above to see if its what youre looking for.

I had the same problem with dividing two integers and trying to just store the result as a double.

it just gave 0.0...

Ah i think its parseDouble you need to convert int to double.

at the moment i have:



package testing;

import java.util.Scanner;
import java.text.DecimalFormat;

to read in user input you need to use the Scanner class.

first of all import the Scanner class: import java.util.Scanner;

then in your main class body you want to create a new scanner object...

so you want to ask the user to type in 2 integers?

then divide the first integer by the second integer? and store this value in a double.

then print out the double to 2 decimal places?