C# Type Casting

We need to convert a data of one type to another type before it is used in arithmetic operations that are called Type Conversion or Type Casting.
In C#, type casting is two types:

  • Implicit Conversions
  • Explicit Conversions

    • Implicit Conversions:

    Implicit Conversions can always be performed without any loss of data.
    Example:

    short y=50;
int x=y;  // Implicit Conversions

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