android - Passing always two characters to string from an int value -


This is the piece of code I'm using to remove:

- the day of the week

of the month

of the month

years

hours

-minutes P> From a string

  // calculo de fechas string fecha = resultp.get (Agenda_MainActivity.DIA); // format & gt; 2014-04-21 String Time = resultp.get (Agenda_MainActivity .HORA); // format - & gt; 17:30:00 string string = fade + "" + time; Calendar calendar = calendar.justinstance (); Try {calendar.setTime (New SimpleDateform ("yyyy-MM-d: m: s"). Pars (string)); } Grip (ParseException E) {// TODO self generated blocking block e.printStackTrace (); }   

All are working fine The only issue I have been doing is counting the minutes. This is the code that I use to remove minutes:

  string mintos = string.value (calendar.Ast (calendar.minutee));   

The problem is the following, if the time is 17:35, then mintos = "35", as it should be. But the time is like 17:00, then miniatus = "0", and not "00".

I need your help to solve this small problem. Thank you.

  string min; String Minutes = String.whouf (calendar.gate (calendar.minenti)); If (Integer.parseInt (Minutos) & lt; 10) {min = "0" + String.valueOf (Minutos)} else {min = Minutos}    

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