[Answered] Printing a literal % sign

d0ll3rb1ll · #1 07-Feb-2010, 18:19

I know this is an easy answer but I'm having a brain fart. I just want to print a number and a percent sign in the code below example: Percentage grade for Exam #1: 67%

JAVA Code:

System.out.println("Percentage grade for Exam #1:" + Math.round(((double) (((aStudent.getExam1().getPointsEarned()/ ((double )aStudent.getExam1().getTotalPoints())))* 100.0))));

TurboPT · #2 07-Feb-2010, 18:41

Continue the string?

...("Percentage grade for Exam #1:" + theMath + "%");

d0ll3rb1ll · #3 07-Feb-2010, 18:52

Thank you. I was just going + % and didn't have the quotations.

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