An outbreak of a zombie virus has occurred, but fortunately a very clever biochemist has created an antidote. A dose (in milligrams) of the antidote must be administered according to the following formula:

dose = (days since bitten * 250) / (age of victim)

The dose must be accurate to 3 decimal places or it will not work, so the biochemist writes the program below to calculate the dose to give to new victims. Unfortunately, the biochemist is not a good programmer and after a few days the lab is overrun with zombies.

An example of the program running as intended would be:

: java FloatDiv 23 7
Patient Age: 23
Days since bitten: 7
Dosage of antidote: 76.087mg

What did he do wrong? Change the program so that it calculates the result correctly.

public class FloatDiv {
    public static void main(String args[]) {
        int age = Integer.parseInt(args[0]);
        int exposure = Integer.parseInt(args[1]);

        double dose = ((exposure * 250) / age);

        System.out.format("Patient Age: %d%n", age);
        System.out.format("Days since bitten: %d%n", exposure);
        System.out.format("Dosage of antidote: %.3fmg%n", dose);
    }
}