How to round numbers in java?

hey everyone. just wondering how i can round my final answer which is "repayment" located on the last line to the nearest whole value. thanks :) this is my code:
//Conversion and Calculation
principle = reader.readDouble("Enter Loan Amount: ");
interestRate = reader.readDouble("Enter YEARLY interest rate: ");
convertedRate = interestRate / 100;
monthlyRate = convertedRate / 12;
timePeriod = reader.readDouble("Enter the number of years for the repayment: ");
convertedPeriod = timePeriod * 12;
//Calculation Monthly Repayment Amount for a fixed number of years
topHalf = Math.pow((1+monthlyRate),convertedPeriod);
bottomHalf = (Math.pow((1+monthlyRate),convertedPeriod)-1);
fraction = topHalf / bottomHalf;
repayment = principle * monthlyRate * fraction;
writer.println ("Fixed Monthly Repayment Amount = $" +repayment);

Good point: Klue2k, don't forget about the negative
case.Yes, never forget about the negative case. Your
solution doesn't work with negative numbers!
And by the way, if you had a little bit more of the
good old klue2k, you wouldn't be embarassing yourself
in this way.I think you're confusing me with somebody who give a 5h!t.

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I have designed a screen in which I have a field called ANZHL(which is numberic field of infotype14) It is a fractional digits which needs to be rounded when it comes to display in my webdynpro application?
Here is my code .........
How to round the ANZHL field ?
**if start and end dates are changed then delete the old and insert the new else just mmodify the record
    if ws_0014_temp-begda ne ws_edit-begda or ws_0014_temp-endda ne ws_edit-endda.
      call function 'HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION'
        exporting
          infty         = '0014'
          number        = wd_this->w_pernr
          subtype       = ws_0014_temp-subty
          objectid      = ws_0014_temp-objps
          lockindicator = ws_0014_temp-sprps
          validityend   = ws_0014_temp-endda
          validitybegin = ws_0014_temp-begda
          recordnumber = ws_0014_temp-seqnr
          record        = ws_0014_temp
          operation     = 'DEL'
          nocommit      = 'X'
        importing
          return        = w_bapireturn.
      " key                    = w_bapireturn.
      if w_bapireturn-type ca 'EA'.
        r_bapireturn = w_bapireturn.
        return.
      endif.
      ws_0014 = ws_0014_temp.
      ws_0014-endda = ws_edit-endda.
      ws_0014-begda = ws_edit-begda.
      ws_0014-anzhl = ws_edit-anzhl.
                  call function 'HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION'
        exporting
          infty         = '0014'
          number        = wd_this->w_pernr
          subtype       = ws_0014-subty
          objectid      = ws_0014-objps
          lockindicator = ws_0014-sprps
          validityend   = ws_0014-endda
          validitybegin = ws_0014-begda
          recordnumber = ws_0014-seqnr
          record        = ws_0014
          operation     = 'INSS'
          nocommit      = 'X'
        importing
          return        = w_bapireturn.
      " key                    = w_bapireturn.
      if w_bapireturn-type ca 'EA'.
        r_bapireturn = w_bapireturn.
        return.
      endif.
    else.
      ws_0014 = ws_0014_temp.
      ws_0014-anzhl = ws_edit-anzhl.
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