Android - When checking to see if text box length is longer or equal to 1 to then do something, it only does it if character length is 3 or more

Question

if (checkBoxSlower.isChecked()) {
    if (editTextSF.getText().length() >= 1) {
        sf2[0] = (Integer.parseInt(editTextSF.getText().toString()));
        sf[0] = 1 + (sf2[0] / 100);
    }
    else {
        sf[0] = 1.35; // default - 1.35
    }
}
else if (checkBoxFaster.isChecked()) {
    if (editTextSF.getText().length() >= 1) {
        sf2[0] = (Integer.parseInt(editTextSF.getText().toString()));
        sf[0] = 1 - (sf2[0] / 100);
    }
    else {
        sf[0] = 0.65; // default - 0.65
    }
}

That's my code that i am referring to, the numbers only text box skips the if statement if it says 99 or lower, but with 100 it works, Can't find an answer online

Answer 1

your code is working. But it seems you're not considered one logical point.
result of this division sf2[0] / 100 is zero if sf2[0] < 100 . in the other hand when editTextSF.getText().length() >= 1 and editTextSF.getText().length() < 3 it means that your input number is between 0 to 99 that you assign it to sf2[0] . because of that sf[0] will be 1 either checkBoxSlower.isChecked() or checkBoxFaster.isChecked()