Display Final Schedule both discuss providing meeting information as a string in standard time format rather than in military format. The getMeetingString() method provides this functionality. To get started, do the following:
> Create a method public String getMeetingString()
> Uncomment the method in CourseTest called testGetMeetingString()
To make the method easier to understand and to reduce redundancy, you may want to create helper methods to break out some of the work. If you create helper methods, they must be private! The teaching staff solution has a helper method, getTimeString(int time), to convert military time to standard time.
Implementation Considerations
Hints:
When working with military time as an integer, you can get the hours by dividing by 100 and the minutes by mod-ing by 100.
If the hour is military time is over twelve, subtract 12 to convert to standard time hours (PM).
If the hour in military time is 0, the hour is 12 (AM) in standard time.
Minutes less than ten will need a leading 'O' character concatenated to the minute value when building the String to return.
Comments
Comment the method, including all parameters.