working on casting types and stuck with this code can anyone

taks kamps

{
double heightDouble = 1.825;
float heightFloat;
int heightInt;

heightFloat = heightDouble;
heightInt = (int)heightFloat;

Console.Write("heightInt is " + heightInt + " and heightFloat is " + heightFloat);
}

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Sanwar Ranwa7y ago
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Hello Tasks

Check this its working
double heightDouble = 1.825;
           float heightFloat;
           int heightInt;

           heightFloat = (float)heightDouble;
           heightInt = (int)heightFloat;

           Console.Write("heightInt is " + heightInt + " and heightFloat is " + heightFloat);
           Console.Read();
Asma Khalid7y ago
You can to tye cast in following two ways i.e.

1) C# "Convert" Method (Recommended)
C# "Convert" class -> https://bit.ly/2QmXYvW
{
double heightDouble = 1.825;
float heightFloat;
int heightInt;

heightFloat = Convert.ToSingle(heightDouble);
heightInt = Convert.ToInt32(heightFloat);

Console.Write("heightInt is " + heightInt + " and heightFloat is " + heightFloat);
}
2) Simple Type Casting
{
double heightDouble = 1.825;
float heightFloat;
int heightInt;

heightFloat = (float)heightDouble;
heightInt = (int)heightFloat;

Console.Write("heightInt is " + heightInt + " and heightFloat is " + heightFloat);
}
You can also directly convert "double to int" instead of type casting floating in between as digits after decimal point will drop out in both case.
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working on casting types and stuck with this code can anyone

1) C# "Convert" Method (Recommended)

2) Simple Type Casting