Round off Double to 2 decimal places??

Hi all the pro out there..
anybody can tell me how to go about rounding off eg 5.9542 to 2 decimal places in java? i went to search in API Double class, no method that allow me to do that..
is there any other way?
pls advise thank you

If the former, you can do it manually by multiplying by an appropriate number, casting to int, and then dividing by the same number.Although this won't always work.
Suppose you want 1.125 --> 1.1
1.125 --> 11.25 --> 11 --> 1.1 plus some epsilon, since 1.1 can't be represented exactly in base-2.Yes, I know that (I assume you knew I knew that). So, maybe the OP needs to use both methods in combination (and maybe use some rounding method [such as in the Math class] other than cast).

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