Console.WriteLine(Convert.ToInt32(myDouble));

[LilithFae]

So, everything else is just Convert.ToDouble, Convert.ToString, BUT Convert.ToInt has to have Convert.ToInt32?? Why 32? 

[Ingolme]

I'm not sure which language you're programming in. The 32 clarifies that the returned integer uses 32 bits to represent the number. 32 bits can represent about 4 billion different numbers. Depending on the language, there can be 8-bit integers for up to 256 different values, 16-bit integers for up to 65536 values and 64-bit integers for an amount too big for me to remember.