Logic Error Need Help!

Question

public class TimeInterval
    private int minTime1;
    private int minTime2;
    private int diff;
    private int diff2;
    private int hrDiff;
    private int hrDiff2;
    private int minDiff;
    private int minDiff2;
    public TimeInterval(int Time1, int Time2)
        minTime1 = (Math.round(Time1/1000) *10 * 60) + (Time1 % 100);
        minTime2 = (Math.round(Time2/1000) *10 * 60) + (Time2 % 100);
        diff = minTime2 - minTime1;
        diff2 = minTime1 - minTime2;
        hrDiff = (diff / 60);
        hrDiff2 = (diff2 / 60);
        minDiff = diff % 60;
        minDiff2 = diff2 % 60;
    public boolean testTimeInterval()
        if (minTime2 > minTime1)
            return true;
        else if (minTime2 < minTime1)
            return false;
        else
            return false;
    public void printTime()
      boolean temp = this.testTimeInterval();
      if (temp == true)
            System.out.println("Difference in time is " + hrDiff + " hours and " + minDiff + " minutes");
      else
            System.out.println("Difference in time is " + hrDiff2 + " hours and " + minDiff2 + " minutes");
}This coding is suppose to read 2 military times a user puts in. For instance I would put in 0900 and 1730. The result should be 8 hours 30 mins apart. But I keep getting a different result. Also I have to somehow make it so if I input 1730 first then 0900, it will have to go around the entire 24 hour process so the outcome result should be 15 hours 30 mins apart.
Help???
Here's the Test Program I'm using
import java.util.Scanner;
public class TimeTest
   public static void main(String[] args)
       Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
       System.out.print("Please enter first time: ");
       int Time1 = in.nextInt();
       System.out.print("Please enter second time: ");
       int Time2 = in.nextInt();
       TimeInterval time = new TimeInterval(Time1, Time2);
       time.printTime();
}

Answer 1

xFusionbluex wrote:
because it was 3AM and i needed sleep... Im only in High School ya kno... and because I didnt reply is because i started the entire code all over.So being in high school means you can ignore all proper netiquette?
No one is saying that you need to respond immediately, but to not respond before starting a whole new thread, not even to acknowledge that you read what was posted? Again, all that's going to do is to make folks feel that you have ignored their contribution and will ignore future contributions. It's no skin off of my nose since I didn't really post anything important, but I'm saying if you do this, folks are not going to want to help you. It's really all up to you.