Why is this returning 0

[skillerkidos1]

 

why is this returning 0? Idk if I’m just dumb or what

[Gunman]

3 minutes ago, skillerkidos1 said:

 

why is this returning 0? Idk if I’m just dumb or what

Isn't it because they're int and ints can't be decimals? So it defaults to  int prayerPercent = 100 * 0; basically?

[skillerkidos1]

33 minutes ago, Gunman said:

Isn't it because they're int and ints can't be decimals? So it defaults to  int prayerPercent = 100 * 0; basically?

 

26 minutes ago, Malcolm said:

problem is when you're doing dynamic / static and you don't cast that value to a double that will return 0 due to rounding.

Even if it's 0.999999 it will round down to zero.

 

You need to cast your calculation to a double for dynamic / static and then multiply it by 100 and cast it back to an int.

Example here:

public int getPercentage() {
   double staticP = getSkills().getStatic(Skill.PRAYER);
   double dynamicP = getSkills().getDynamic(Skill.PRAYER);
   return (int) (100 * (dynamicP / staticP));
}

 

Ohhh I see now thank you very much