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- From: alice yang <aliceyang@worldnet.att.net>
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- Date: 12 Mar 96 02:11:44 GMT
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- Subject: static_cast
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- C++ Guru
- Would you help me to understand the importance of using "static-cast"?
-
- In the book, it states, "this cast construct is a better alternative than its
- c counterpart only becasue it is easier to locate a c++ cast construct in a
- source file"
-
- So, does that mean the following is exactly the same?
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- float fnumber;
- int inumber;
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- fnumber=(float)inumber;
- fnumber=<static_cast>inumber; /same as the first one??/
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