How to convert datatypes

Question

WAP to convert int to float.

Answer 1

We can use type casting
float a;
int c;
scanf(%d,&a);
c=(int)a;

Answer 2

xaralampis_ ~ swim ~ explicit conversion is just one way of doing type casting. You could also use implicit conversion. See e.g.
https://www.improgrammer.net/type-casting-c-language/
for more information.

Answer 3

~ swim ~ Yeah I know, I'm asking bacause you refered to it as casting

Answer 4

~ swim ~ No, I'm not really familiar with casting. I try to understand its difference from the other 2 types of conversions. I mean if you want to do a tradional casting to it you would do:

*((float*)&x)

Answer 5

Yeah I have, that's how I heard it the first time from TheChernoProject on youtube

Answer 6

~ swim ~ and yeah you right, they are the same

Answer 7

Use type casting

Answer 8

You may find answer in https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cprogramming/c_type_casting.htm

Answer 9

Please see https://www.c-lang.thiyagaraaj.com/archive/c-blog/convert-a-floating-point-value-to-an-integer-in-c also in this regard

Answer 10

by use of type casting

Answer 11

a = 5
b = (int)a

Answer 12

In java
The answer would be

int a=5;
float b=(int)a

Answer 13

~ swim ~ isn't that called explicit conversion?

Answer 14

In java simply declare a float and move your int into it:
int a = 0;
float f = (float) a;

Answer 15

You may try to find answer using Python in https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/type-conversion-python/

Answer 16

int a= (int) value;
System.out.println(a);