Why is it saying incompatible types ?

Question

When the house variable is an int type, the double variable isn't showing any decimal values. Like if the house variable is 3 and an int type and if I do "double A = 100 / house; it is showing 33.0 but the decimal values are not showing, it should be 33.3333.... something with decimal values. When I change the house variable to a double type, its working fine but now I can't divide house with 100, for example if I do -
int D = 100 / house; - its showing incompatible types as house is now a double type variable, I need both answer where
double A = 100 / house; will have decimals and
int D = 100 / house; will not have decimals... the code -
class MyClass
{
public static void
main(String[] args) {
int houses = 3;
double B = 100 / houses;
System.out.println(B);
int C = 100 / houses;
System.out.println(C);
}
}
Any solutions guys ?

Answer 1

codemonkey thanks a lot it works !!! I didn't know about that "type cast for B" - what does it mean and how does that work ? Is it mentioned in any java lessons in sololearn ?

Answer 2

codemonkey Okk, I will search about this type cast in yt or google