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An Essential Use For Explicit Typecasting

An Essential Use For Explicit Typecasting

If one is not careful with implicit typecasting, one can get very weird results that are not easy to detect.

Look at the code below:

 int number;.. //some computation and codeint result = number / sizeof(int);char * p = new char[result];  //using result


For simplicity sake let

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