How does the `round()` method in Java behave when the input is a double value?
The `round()` method works the same for `double` values as it does for `float`, returning the nearest integer as a long.
Thatâ€™s exactly right! Youâ€™ve got the behavior of `round()` for both `float` and `double`.
Can you explain what happens when you pass a `float` versus a `double` to other methods like `Math.ceil()`?