Create a Time Conversion application that prompts the user for a time in minutes and then displays the time in hours and minutes. Be sure to consider times whether the number of minutes left over is less than 10. For example, 184 minutes in hour:minute format is 3:04 (Hint: use the modulus operator). The application output should look similar to:

The following are the program in the Java Programming Language.

//import the following class

import java. util. Scanner;

//define class

public class TimeConversion

{

//define main function

public static void main (String[] args)

{

//create the object of the scanner class

Scanner s = new Scanner (System. in);

//print message

System. out. println ("Enter the minutes: ");

//get input in the variable

int t=s. nextInt ();

//initialize in the variable

int hr=t/60;

//initialize in the variable

int min=t%60;

//declare the string type variable

String result;

//initialize in the variable

result=""+hr;

//check that the variable is less than 10

if (min<10)

//then, initialize this

result=result + ":0"+min;

//otherwise

else

//initialize this

result=result + ":"+min;

//print the result

System. out. println (result);

}

}

Output:

Enter the minutes:

184

3:04

Explanation:

The following are the description in the program.

Firstly, import the scanner class and define the class 'TimeConversion', inside the class, we define the main method and inside the main method. Create the object of the scanner class 'c' and then get input from the user in the variable 't' through the scanner class object. Then, declare the variable 'hr' and initialize the value input divided by 60. Declare the variable 'min' and initialize the value input mod by 60. Declare the string data type variable 'result' then, check that the variable 'min' is less than 10 then, initialize the following format in the variable 'result' and otherwise the initialize the other formate in the variable 'result'. Finally, we print the variable 'result'.