Type casting

Type casting

[Bakki Srinivas]

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can any body explain what is the type of x in : 

    x = (int) (float) x;

Thanks with regards
Srinivas Bakki

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Re: Type casting

[wwp]

Hello Bakki,


On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 09:53:59 +0530 "Bakki Srinivas" <bakki_srinivas@mindtree.com> wrote:

> can any body explain what is the type of x in : 
> 
>     x = (int) (float) x;

No way to know x's type unless you show us the x declaration (maybe: int x; ?).
You're maybe dealing w/ the type of the value that will be assigned to x
(int)?


Regards,

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wwp

RE: Type casting

[Bakki Srinivas]

ya , lets take it to be declared of type int.

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From: wwp [mailto:subscript@free.fr]
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 2:59 PM
To: linux-c-programming@vger.kernel.org
Subject: Re: Type casting


Hello Bakki,


On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 09:53:59 +0530 "Bakki Srinivas"
<bakki_srinivas@mindtree.com> wrote:

> can any body explain what is the type of x in : 
> 
>     x = (int) (float) x;

No way to know x's type unless you show us the x declaration (maybe: int x;
?).
You're maybe dealing w/ the type of the value that will be assigned to x
(int)?


Regards,

-- 
wwp
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Re: Type casting

[r_zaca]

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> > can any body explain what is the type of x in : 
> > 
> >     x = (int) (float) x; 
> 
> No way to know x's type unless you show us the x declaration (maybe: > int 
x; 
> ?). 
> You're maybe dealing w/ the type of the value that will be assigned > to x 
> (int)? 

  So what is the "(float)" for?