public static int convertToSeconds(int hour) { int sec = hour / 3600; return sec; } public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println ((convertToSeconds(34))); System.out.println ((convertToSeconds(15))); } 
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I'm sure i mean
int sec = hour * 3600; ^^^ Otherwise, this expression hour / 3600 will always be 0 for the given arguments, since integer arithmetic takes place.
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