[AtCoder Problem-ABC001] C-Do wind observation in Java [Code]

Introduction

Now that I have completed my studies of Java-Silver, I tried "AtCoder Problem" which can output for free. I will leave a memorandum on Qiita!

problem

Since the problem statement is long, please use here.

code

TorT.java

import java.util.Scanner;

public class WindObservation {

  public static void main(String[] args) {

    Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);

    double wind_direction = sc.nextInt();

    wind_direction = wind_direction / 10;

    double Wind = sc.nextInt();
    Wind = Wind / 60;
    Wind = ((double)Math.round(Wind * 10))/10;

    System.out.println(Direction(wind_direction));
    System.out.println(Amount(Wind));

  }


    public static String Direction(double direction){
      String master = "";
      if((11.25 <= direction) && (direction < 33.75)){
        master = "N";
      }else if((33.75 <= direction) && (direction < 56.25)){
        master = "NE";
      }else if((56.25 <= direction) && (direction < 78.75)){
        master = "ENE";
      }else if((78.75 <= direction) && (direction < 101.25)){
        master = "E";
      }else if((101.25 <= direction) && (direction < 123.75)){
        master = "ESE";
      }else if((123.75 <= direction) && (direction < 146.25)){
        master = "SE";
      }else if((146.25 <= direction) && (direction < 168.75)){
        master = "SSE";
      }else if((168.75 <= direction) && (direction < 191.25)){
        master = "S";
      }else if((191.25 <= direction) && (direction < 213.75)){
        master = "SSW";
      }else if((213.75 <= direction) && (direction < 236.25)){
        master = "SW";
      }else if((236.25 <= direction) && (direction < 258.75)){
        master = "WSW";
      }else if((258.75 <= direction) && (direction < 281.25)){
        master = "W";
      }else if((281.25 <= direction) && (direction < 303.75)){
        master = "WNW";
      }else if((303.75 <= direction) && (direction < 326.25)){
        master = "NW";
      }else if((326.25 <= direction) && (direction < 348.75)){
        master = "NNW";
      }else{
        master = "N";
      }
      return master;
  }

  public static int Amount(double wind){

    int i = 0;

   if((0.0 <= wind) && (wind < 0.2)){
     i = 0;
   }else if((0.3 <= wind) && (wind < 1.5)){
    i = 1;
   }else if((1.6 <= wind) && (wind < 3.3)){
    i = 2;
   }else if((3.4 <= wind) && (wind < 5.4)){
    i = 3;
   }else if((5.5 <= wind) && (wind < 7.9)){
    i = 4;
   }else if((8.0 <= wind) && (wind < 10.7)){
    i = 5;
   }else if((10.8 <= wind) && (wind < 13.8)){
    i = 6;
   }else if((13.9 <= wind) && (wind < 17.1)){
    i = 7;
   }else if((17.2 <= wind) && (wind < 20.7)){
    i = 8;
   }else if((20.8 <= wind) && (wind < 24.4)){
    i = 9;
   }else if((24.5 <= wind) && (wind < 28.4)){
    i = 10;
   }else if((28.5 <= wind) && (wind < 32.6)){
    i = 11;
   }else{
    i = 12;
   }
   return i ;
  }

}

Please forgive me that the code is verbose and the variable names are messy. I would like to write the original code of the spirit that "I should move first" and improve the quality of the code from now on.

$ java WindObservation
> 2750
> 628
W
5

$ java WindObservation
> 1687
> 1029
SSE
8

It's working, so it's safe! !! !!

I will output it with AtCoder Problem for a while. When Corona calms down, I would like to take Java-Silver and challenge Gold.