div_t in java

[abraxas334]

Hello,
trying to tranlsate a ++ program into Java. I came across this line and i was wondering there is something similar like div_t in java.




#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main ()
{
div_t divresult;

divresult = div (28, 5);

printf ("28 / 5 = %d ( %d", divresult.quot, divresult.rem);
return 0;
}




thanks

[jespdj]

There's nothing built-in in Java that is more or less the same as div_t (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdlib/div_t/). In C++, it's just a structure with two members, quot and rem. You could easily write something like that yourself in Java:

public class DivT
{
private int quot;
private int rem;

public int getQuot() {
return quot;
}

public void setQuot(int quot) {
this.quot = quot;
}

public int getRem() {
return rem;
}

public void setRem(int rem) {
this.rem = rem;
}
}
Java has integer division / and remainder % operators that you can use to get the result of an integer division and the remainder.

[abraxas334]

Thanks :) Guess that works well :)