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## Overview
The **`to_i` method** returns a float that is truncated to an integer. This means that it converts a float value to an integer.
>**Note**: The `to_int` method can also achieve this.

## Syntax
```ruby
float_value.to_i
```
## Parameters
**`float_value`**: This is the float value that invokes the method. It is this float value we want to convert to an integer.
## Return value
The `to_i` method returns an integer.
## Example


# create float values
f1 = 1.2
f2 = 100.224
f3 = 0.3
f4 = 23.333
# convert to integer
# and print results
puts f1.to_i
puts f2.to_i
puts f3.to_i
puts f4.to_i

## Explanation
* **Line 2–5**: We create float values `f1`, `f2`, `f3`, and `f4`.
* **Line 8–11**: We call the `to_i` method  on the float values we created and print the results to the console.

How to convert a float to integer in Ruby using the to_i method

Converts float to an integer in Ruby using to_i, truncating the decimal part.