Double division behaving wrongly

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You’re performing an integer division and then type casting:

tf = (double) ( word.getValue() / noOfTerms );
                ^-----integer division----^

Type cast one of the elements in the division to convert into a floating point division:

tf = ((double)word.getValue()) / noOfTerms;

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