When should you use `rint()` instead of `round()` in Java?
`rint()` should be used when you need to round numbers to the nearest integer, following the rounding-half-to-even rule, such as with financial calculations.
Impressive! You've clearly understood when to use `rint()` versus `round()`.
Can you think of a specific use case in finance or data analysis where `rint()` would be preferred?