How to parse Double to Integer Type?

Dear all,
I have a question in Java programming. How to change the variable of Double type into Integer Type? Is there any class that I should import in the Program?
thanks.

Double d = new Double(2.0);
Integer i = new Integer(d.intValue()));

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[email protected]..
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[Attachment genericwriteparams.vi, see below]
[Attachment Write Key (Variant).vi, see belo
w]
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import java.util.List;
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          } catch (IOException e) {
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