How many amps in 360 joules?

Answer 1

They are not the same. Its like asking how many feet equals 10 lbs. Volts are a unit of electrical potential. In hydraulic terms, comparable to water pressure. Joules are energy or "work done". In hydraulic terms a water mill can do work (grind corn say). The work done or energy consumed can be measure in joules.

Answer 2

Those two units describe different types of quantities, and they don't convert

to each other.

When 1 ampere flows through 1 ohm of resistance, the current gives up

1 joule of energy every second, and the resistance dissipates it as heat.

Starting from those numbers, the energy dissipated every second increases

exactly as the resistance grows, and as the square of the current grows.

This means:

-- If the resistance doubles, the amount of energy every second also doubles.

-- If the current doubles, the amount of energy every second increases by four times.