Anyone who is good with JAVA help?

problem: The user enters seconds the output should be days,hours,minutes,seconds format
So if user enter 86400 seconds it will be 1 day, 0 hours, 0 minutes, 0 seconds.
If User enters 86401 seconds it will be 1 days, 0 hours, 0 minutes, 1 second.
Well this is my code, and it doesn't work..

        Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
        double userInput;
        double secondsInDay = 86400;
        double secondsInhours = 3600;
        double secondsInMinutes = 60;
        double seconds;
      
       
       
        System.out.println("Please enter the seconds to convert to days,hours,minutes,seconds");
        userInput = scan.nextDouble();
       
       
        double answerDay = userInput % secondsInDay;
        double answerHours = answerDay % secondsInhours;
        double answerMinutes = answerHours % secondsInMinutes;
        double answerSeconds = answerMinutes;
       
       
       
//         System.out.println(""+answerDay);
//         System.out.println(""+answerHours);
//         System.out.println(""+answerMinutes);
//         System.out.println(""+answerSeconds);
       
         if(answerDay >= 1)
        {
            System.out.println("Days = "+answerDay);
           
        }
         else if(answerDay == 0)
         {
             System.out.println("Zero days");
         }
        
         if(answerHours >= 1)
         {
             System.out.println("Hours = "+answerHours);
         }
         else if(answerHours == 0)
         {
             System.out.println("Zero hours");
         }
        
         if(answerMinutes >= 1)
        {
            System.out.println("Minutes = "+answerMinutes);
        }
         else if(answerMinutes == 0)
         {
             System.out.println("Zero minutes");
         }
        
         if(answerSeconds >= 1)
        {
            System.out.println("Seconds = "+answerSeconds);
        }
         else if(answerSeconds == 0)
         {
             System.out.println("Zero seconds");
         }

You need to use int variables here rather than double:

        int userInput;
        int secondsInDay = 86400;
        int secondsInhours = 3600;
        int secondsInMinutes = 60; 

Also, this part of the code:

        double answerDay = userInput % secondsInDay;
        double answerHours = answerDay % secondsInhours;
        double answerMinutes = answerHours % secondsInMinutes;
        double answerSeconds = answerMinutes;

should be:

        int answerDay = userInput / secondsInDay;
        int remainder = userInput % secondsInDay;
        int answerHours = remainder / secondsInhours;
        remainder = remainder % secondsInhours;
        int answerMinutes = remainder / secondsInMinutes;
        int answerSeconds  = remainder % secondsInMinutes;

yup, it worked, I was thinking about doing something like that but after awhile I switched to C sharp lol...

I hope they're not trying to teach you two programming languages at the same time.

Programming is confusing enough when you're starting out and, even though the syntax of Java and C# is fairly similar, trying to learn them both simultaneously is not a good idea, IMO.

It's best to master one language before going on to learn another, otherwise you just end up with a big muddle in your head!

Well, I am taking 4 classes, 1 is C sharp advanced, 1 is Java , 1 Visual Basic and 1 hardware software support. So I am actually taking 3 programming classes... I am doing not bad in in Java and VB because its pretty similar to C sharp, but C sharp class is giving me some problems..

Btw, do you know JAVA ? So i know for future reference.
And why netbeans has such lame IDE, no intellisense, takes so much more time to type out each variable , reserved words, etc..

I have some knowledge of Java but I don't know it as well as I know the .NET languages.

However, we've been getting a lot of questions about Java recently and there's now a dedicated forum category for it. 

Although I don't use it, I thought NetBeans did have intellisense support though I'd be surprised if it was as good as VS.

I have heard that Netbeans performance is not good. I know it was slow when I used it with my older system. My current system has 4 cores Netbeans is not much of a problem for me but I do not use it anyway.

Have you tried Eclipse?

Hey Sam! I have heard about eclipse, but I have never used it, also my teacher said no to eclipse.

I just found out you can use ctrl+space and it will display my declared variables , reserved words that you want to use , etc. So its not so bad, before I had to type out everything out....