typecasting.cpp

//type conversion or implicit conversion
//typecast or explicit conversion
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
    //implicit conversion means conversion of one data type to other by the compiler automatically without cast
    // soft casting
    // float a=2;//here 2 is int but can be easily stored  in float box
    // double b=3.7f;//we can easily store float value inside double box
    // int d='A';//here charecter is of one byte can be easily store after typcast to int by the compiler.
    // char e=65;
    // cout<<e<<endl;
    // hard casting
    // int c=3.7;//here float value is automatically round of by comiler to store inside int box;
    // cout<<c<<endl;
    //explicit conversion means conversion of one data to other using casting with the required data type by the developer 
    //hard casting
    // int g=65;
    // char h=(char)g;
    // cout<<h<<endl;

//    double arr[]={65.7,66.3,67.4};
//    for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
//    {
// //    cout<<(char)arr[i]<<endl;

//    cout<<(char)(int)arr[i]<<endl;
//    }
 

    return 0;
}