Divisibility by 3 program

[jeremyhilg08]

I have a question with a program. The assignment is "Write a program to verify the statement Numbers whose sum of digits is divisible by 3 represent numbers divisible by 3. Input a 5 digit integer from the keyboard. Find the sum of the digits, call it sum. Verify that either(a) both n and sum are divisible by 3 or (b) both are indivisible by 3.
Your output is:
Given number =
Sum of digits=
One of the following
a. Both number and sum are divisible by 3
b. Both number and sum are indivisible by 3
c. The famous statement is wrong

This is what I have so far..

import java.util.*;
class Divisibility    
{
    public static void main(String args[])
    {
        int number;
        boolean done = false;
        Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
        System.out.println("Please input a 5-digit number");
        int number = input.nextInt();
        {
            String numberStr = Integer.toString(number); //to get the number of digits in "number"
            int sum = 0;
            for(int i = 0; i < numberStr.length(); i++)
        {
            int remainder = number % 10;
            sum += remainder;
            number /= 10;
            System.out.println("Sum of the digits: "+sum);
}
if(number%3==0 && !done)
{
else
{
if(!done)System.out.println("Both n and sum are indivisible by 3")
else
if(!done)System.out.println("The famous statment is wrong 3")
System.out.println("Both n and sum are divisible by 3")done = true;
}
System.out.println("Both n and sum are divisible by 3")done = true;
}
}
}}

I keep getting errors when I compile. The latest one is else without if statement? Thanks for any help

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[BigDaddyLH]

The else without the if is right here:

if(number%3==0 && !done)
{
else

See how that else is the first statement in the if block?

Suggestion: your code would be more readable, and you would have an easier time getting the syntax right if you indented carefully. It's worth it.

[jeremyhilg08]

The else without the if is right here:

if(number%3==0 && !done)
{
else

See how that else is the first statement in the if block?

Suggestion: your code would be more readable, and you would have an easier time getting the syntax right if you indented carefully. It's worth it.

I keep playing with it, but I can't figure out code that works. I'm stumped and out of idea. If you haven't noticed I'm brand new at Java.

[kedmotsoko]

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//sample output
Please input a 5-digit number
12345
Your Output is:
Given number: 12345
Sum of digits: 15
Both n and sum are divisible by 3
//
There you go!!

[jeremyhilg08]

///CORRECTION
else if((number%3==0 && sum%3!=0)||(number%3!=0 && sum%3==0))
>>hope u see it

best regards,
tsokos.

It makes plenty of sense when I see it done, I'm just having trouble coming up with it myself. Thank you for the help.

[BigDaddyLH]

///CORRECTION
CODE REMOVED
tsokos.

tsokos,

While you might think you're doing someone a favor by writing their assignment for them, you're really not. Do you know the adage about teaching a man to fish versus giving a man a fish?

[kedmotsoko]

tsokos,

While you might think you're doing someone a favor by writing their assignment for them, you're really not. Do you know the adage about teaching a man to fish versus giving a man a fish?

Sorry sir...i'm new here too...i'll make sure i revise the rules.
Thanks for your advice,
Tsokos.