Solved Numbers after decimal

Hey guys,
I already found a answer on google but it didn't help me alot
so what I wanna do is my K/D is now 1.2353534258334...
but I wanna set it to 1.235
But I don't know how to do that

 

double number = 1.235; Like dat?

 

yes normally is the k/d longer but it needs to be 3 numbers after the decimal

 

So do you already have a predefined number for the kills and death if so you could just divide them?

 

this is what i have

Code:

if(args[0].equalsIgnoreCase("stats")){
                Player p = (Player) sender;
                p.sendMessage("§bCubox§f» §cKills: " + getkills(p.getName()));
                p.sendMessage("§bCubox§f» §cDeaths: " + getdeaths(p.getName()));
                p.sendMessage("§bCubox§f» §cK/D: " +(double) getkills(p.getName())/getdeaths(p.getName()))

 

This should help you.

 

Also, you can round the number using simple math in Java. To round out by 3 decimals, this should do it.

Code:java

double kd = Math.round(someDouble * 1000) / 1000;

This will move the decimal 3 places, round off that last decimal, and then move the decimal point back 3 places making it a decimal again.

 

Use DecimalFormat.

Example:

Code:java

 
double value = 1.2353534258334;
 
DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("#.000");
 
String output = df.format(value);
 

 

Line 4 should read: DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("#.000");

 

DxDy
Funergy BillyGalbreath

What about

Code:java

double kills = 1.23456
NumberFormat nf = NumberFormat.getNumberInstance();
nf.setMinimumFractionDigits(3);
nf.setMaximumFractionDigits(3);

 

I want 3 numbers after the decimal
but it says 1.000

 

You got 3 digits behind the decimal. Thats exactly what you wanted.

 

Do
DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("#.###");

 

When I do /ffa stats then
it says K/D: 1
but without decimals

 

Surprised that no one has mentioned String.format yet.

Funergy try this:

Code:java

String.format("%.3f", kdr);

 

It just says 1.000 and not 1.245 or something like that
like it says 2.000 but not 2.355

 

Funergy Then something is wrong with your division. Make sure you are doing double or float division to get your kdr and not integer division. You can cast kills and deaths to float/doubles first.

 

this is what I have

Code:

double kdfirst = getkills(p.getName())/getdeaths(p.getName());
                String kd = String.format("%.3f", kdfirst);
                p.sendMessage("§bCubox§f» §cK/D: " +kd);

 

Cast them to double to avoid integer division.

 

Funergy I have a similar thing in my code, I want K/D to have 2 decimals so I used this:

Code:java

kd = Math.round(kd * 100.0) / 100.0;
 

I suppose if you would like 3 decimals you have to use:

Code:java

kd = Math.round(kd * 1000.0) / 1000.0;
 

I will test this myself in a bit!

EDIT: I tested it and it works perfectly! You should also cast them to double as DxDy said.

 

Doesn't work it shows me 1.0 and not 1.235

Code:

double kdfirst = getkills(p.getName())/getdeaths(p.getName());
                double kd = Math.round(kdfirst * 1000.000) / 1000.000;
                p.sendMessage("§bCubox§f» §cK/D: " +(double)kd);

 

As we told you.

Code:java

double kdfirst = (double)getkills(p.getName())/(double)getdeaths(p.getName());

Afterwards any method from this thread will work.

 

Thanks it worked
setting thread SOLVED

 

For future reference, this will only print 3 digits after the decimal if any only if a value is there. Use the example I posted earlier ("#.000") to force the three digits even if no value is there.