program to convert days into year month and days

Convert days into year month and days




import java.util.Scanner;







public class DateConv



{



    int Totaldays;



    int year;



    int mon



    int days;







    public static void main(System []args)



    {



         System.out.println("Enter total days to be converted months and days");



         //Creating anonymous object for the built-in class 'Scanner'



         int number= new Scanner(System.in).nextInt();







         if (number>0)



         {



               DateConv obj= new DateConv();



               obj.setTotaldays(number); //Calling setTotaldays method



               obj.Conv(); //Calling Conv method



               //Printing result



               System.out.println(obj.Totaldays+" days = "+obj.year+" year "+obj.month+" month "+obj.days+" days");    



          }



          else



                System.out.println("Please Enter valid numbers");



   



          }







          public void setTotaldays(int Totaldays)



          {



                this.Totaldays=Totaldays;



          }







          public int getTotaldays()



          {



                return this.Totaldays;



           }







           public void Conv()



           {



                 year= Totaldays/365; //Calculation



                 int rem= Totaldays%365; //declaring and initializing variable rem



                 month= rem/30; //Calculation



                 days= rem%30; //Calculation



            }



 }

Output of this program is:-

Enter total days to be converted months and days 800 800 days = 2 year 2 month 10 days

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