Passing always two characters to string from an int value

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This is the piece of code i am using to extract:

-day of week

-day of month

-month

-year

-hour

-minutes

from a string

//calculo de fechas

         String fecha = resultp.get(Agenda_MainActivity.DIA);//format->2014-04-21
         String time = resultp.get(Agenda_MainActivity.HORA);//format -> 17:30:00
         String string = fecha+" "+time;


            Calendar calender = Calendar.getInstance();
            try {
                calender.setTime(new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-d k:m:s").parse(string));
            } catch (ParseException e) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e.printStackTrace();
            }

All is working fine. The only issue I have is calculating the minutes. This is the code I use to extract the minutes:

String Minutos = String.valueOf(calender.get(Calendar.MINUTE));

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

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

asked 10 secs ago

mvasco

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