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References - Typecasting

Typecasting allows a variable to act like a variable of another type. The method of typecasting is done by prefixing the variable type enclosed by parenthesis before the variable name. The actual variable is not modified.

Example:

float index=3; int loop=(int)index; This causes index to be typecasted to act like an int.
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