Replacing a number with a word Java -

been digging around internet day looking solution problem. i've started programming 2 weeks ago , fact don't know proper java lingo yet reason i'm not finding i'm looking for.

anyway program supposed to:

print out numbers 1 100 , if during iteration program comes across number that's divisible 3 has replace number "crackle", if comes across number that's divisible 5 has replace number "pop" , comes across number that's divisible both has replace number "cracklepop

i can't print cracklepop numbers divisable both 3 , 5, can print crackle & pop but not replace numbers.

i've tried using:

integer.tostring(); , integer.valueof(); , integer.parseint();

none of can work. code far:

int counter = 0; int max = 100;  (int = 1; <= max; i++){      if (counter % 3 == 0) {          system.out.println("crackle");      }     else if(counter % 5 == 0){          system.out.println("pop");      }     else if (counter % 3 == 0 && counter % 5 == 0){          system.out.println("cracklepop");      }     system.out.println(counter);      counter++;       } 

if if suggest solution robust way of writing program too.

there no need counter variable. can use i counter itself.

also should place check both being divisible 3 , 5 first:

int max = 100;  (int = 1; <= max; i++){      if (i % 3 == 0 && % 5 == 0){          system.out.println("cracklepop");      } else  if (i % 3 == 0) {          system.out.println("crackle");      } else if(i % 5 == 0){          system.out.println("pop");      } else {         system.out.println(i);      } } 

the last else make sure replace number corresponding string if matches 1 of conditions of being divisible 3 and/or 5.