import java.awt.*;		// make the graphics libraries available
import java.applet.*;	// make the applet libraries available

								// THis program converts a given number of seconds
								// into the equivalent hours, minutes and seconds .
								// For example given 5000 seconds this is converted
								// into 1 hour 23 minutes and 2 seconds
								
								// You should note that there are 60 seconds in one 
								// minute and 60 minutes in one hour so there are
								// 60  x  60  = 3600 seconds in one hour.
								// The operator '%' is the remainder operator i.e.
								// 14  %  5  = 4.
								// 
public class SecondsConversion extends Applet  // make a new applet
{
	private int seconds;		// declare an integer variable to hold the number of seconds
	private int hours;		// declare an integer variable for the hours
									// declare an integer variable for the minutes
	public void paint(Graphics g)
	{
		seconds  =  17000;				// assign seconds the value 17000
		hours    =  seconds  /  3600; // how many hours are there in 
												// this many seconds?
		g.drawString(seconds + " seconds converts to " + hours + " hour(s) ", 20, 20);
			// now calculate how many seconds are not this number of hours
			// store the result in seconds i.e. overwrite the current value in seconds
			// now calculate how many minutes in this number of seconds
			// store the result in minutes
			// now calculate how many seconds are not in this number of minutes
			// store the result in seconds
			// now print out the number of hours, minutes and seconds.
	}
}