**`toMinutesPart()`** is an instance method of the `Duration` class, which is used to obtain the number of minutes part in the `Duration` object. The number of minutes part is calculated by taking the modulus of the value that is returned by the [toMinutes()](https://www.educative.io/answers/what-is-durationtominutes-in-java) method with the value `60`. This is based on the traditional 60-minute definition of an hour. This method was introduced in Java version 9.

The `toMinutesPart` method is defined in the `Duration` class. The `Duration` class is defined in the `java.time` package. To import the `Duration` class, we check the following import statement:
```
import java.time.Duration;
```

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#  Syntax

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``` java
public int toMinutesPart()
```

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## Parameters 

This method has no parameters.


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## Return value

This method returns the number of minutes part in the `Duration` object.

import java.time.Duration;

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Duration duration = Duration.ofSeconds(143234);

        long numOfMinutesPart = duration.toMinutesPart();

        System.out.printf("Number of mintues part in %s is %s", duration, numOfMinutesPart);
    }
}


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## Explanation

- Line 1: We import the `Duration` class.
- Line 6: We define a `Duration` object, using the `ofSeconds()` method.
- Line 8: We get the number of minutes part in the `Duration` object, using the `toMinutesPart()` method.
- Line 10: We print the `Duration` object and the number of minutes part that we obtained in line 8.

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What is Duration.toMinutesPart() in Java?

toMinutesPart() in Java's Duration class gets the minutes part by taking the modulus of toMinutes() with 60. It returns the number of minutes.

What is Duration.toMinutesPart() in Java?

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