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Effect of rounding on expected value and standard deviation

We prove that the rounded expected value of the rounded random variable differs from the expected value of the original random variable by less then 2δ, where δ is the distance between two neighbouring rounded numbers. The same conclusion holds for standard deviation. Hence, in practice the influence of rounding to expected value and standard deviation is almost negligible.