Source Code:
import java.util.Scanner
fun main(args: Array) {
var totalDays: Int
val years: Int
val weeks: Int
val days: Int
val s = Scanner(System.`in`)
print("Enter the number of days:")
totalDays = s.nextInt()
years = totalDays / 365
weeks = (totalDays % 365) / 7
days = (totalDays % 365) % 7
println("No. of years:$years")
println("No. of weeks:$weeks")
println("No. of days:$days")
}
fun main(args: Array
var totalDays: Int
val years: Int
val weeks: Int
val days: Int
val s = Scanner(System.`in`)
print("Enter the number of days:")
totalDays = s.nextInt()
years = totalDays / 365
weeks = (totalDays % 365) / 7
days = (totalDays % 365) % 7
println("No. of years:$years")
println("No. of weeks:$weeks")
println("No. of days:$days")
}
Output:
Enter the number of days:366
No. of years:1
No. of weeks:0
No. of days:1
No. of years:1
No. of weeks:0
No. of days:1
Description:
In the above program, we have taken input from a user to enter the number of days as an Integer input. Next, we have used an equation "years = Totaldays / 365" to find the number of years from the total number of days entered.
To find the total number of weeks, we have used an equation "weeks = (totalDays % 365) / 7". And to find days, an equation is "days = (totalDays % 365) % 7".
