StrictMath rint() Method in Java

The rint() is the inbuilt method of StrictMath class in Java which is used to get the double value which is closest in value to the argument and is equal to an integer. It returns the integer value which is even when the two double values that are integers are equally close to the value of the given argument. It returns the same as argument when the argument value is already equal to the integer and it returns the same as the argument when the argument is NaN or an infinity or positive zero or negative zero.
Syntax: 

public static double rint(double num)

Parameters: The method accepts single parameter num of double type which is to be converted using this method.
Return Value: The method returns the closest floating point value that is equal to a integer.
Examples : 

Input: num =72.2
Output: 72.0

Below programs illustrate the rint() method:
Program 1: 

The Integer value closest to 87.1 = 87.0 
The Integer value closest to 87.1 = 87.0

Program 2: