What is C++ type conversion? ✨

[@BroCodez]

#include int main() { // type conversion = conversion a value of one data type to another // Implicit = automatic // Explicit = precede value with new data type (int) int correct = 8; int questions = 10; double score = correct/(double)questions * 100; std::cout

[@lazyken6468]

Still don’t get why the explicit conversion was only applied on questions and not correct variables. Does it matter?

[@MilkyasMarkos]

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[@animationaryz]

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[@dawidbakkes9908]

You are doing great work. It's crazy how the likes and comments drop off as the video series proceeds. Hoping I will make it to the end.

[@Zulal-hk6nq]

Your videos are well-explained. Thank you for your work!!

[@disabledfabrication]

// HERE IS MY OWN CODE WHILE LEARNING WITH BRO #include // type conversion = convert the type of variable to another. // It has two ways: implicit and explicit. int main() { // EXPLICIT CASTING int integer = (double) 3.14; int doubled = (int) 3.14; double number = 1.23; std::cout

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[@Princess886809]

That was helpful, thank you!

[@juliantomesheski5364]

Thank you so much! I am watching this entire series, on this video right now (video 7). I can't believe it. I'm seeing the views, likes, and comments go down the further in I go...

[@AnesZeo24]

Did you make it to the end or not yet?

[@arooba6132]

you can use "using namespace std ; " after "include" instead of using "std::" in every line

[@halbgefressen9768]

This is bad practice because of namespace pollution. Also, using C-style casts in C++ is bad practice because the cast can silently change its meaning if you modify the base class. Use static_cast, reinterpret_cast and/or const_cast instead (whatever is required).

[@LetsGoSalmon]

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[@ryanalnaser914]

whatever anything before or after

[@gusgus1330]

// Implicit (automatic) conversion of double to integer int locationX = 47.5; // => 47, integer truncates decimal value std::cout

[@stonedorsey7316]

type casting on variables is something new! I am coming from Python (also thanks to your videos on that for file I/O and Tkinter) and this is not something I worked with really!

[@honeman]

type conversion is confusing i dont know why int a=8; int b=10; double c=(double)a/b*100; std::cout

[@nitrogaming7565]

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[@DhruvSharmaU]

can we build our own app using this

[@lolmagenta8748]

yesn't

[@anvrag]

std :: cout

[@markteleuca]

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