Casting is used when you want to save a value of one type to a variable which is of a different type. Below are a couple of different examples:
Example 1:
double d = 3.6;
int i = (int) d;
Example 2:
int i = (int) 29.4;
Care must be taken when casting as detail is lost. In the first example above, the new value of 'i' would be 3. This means that any number with a decimal point will automatically loose anything after the decimal point (basically, it will be rounded down).
An actor plays one role where they become famous such as an action hero from there on they only receive parts that have them staring as an action heros.
no
Typecast is a term used in acting to describe the action in which an actor is portrayed as the same or similar character. It can be difficult for actors to step outside the role in which they are "typecasted".
typecast
Half and Half - 2002 The Big Typecast Episode 2-17 was released on: USA: 29 March 2004
The cast of Typecast - 2006 includes: Ludovic Balland as himself Steff Geissbuhler as himself Manuel Krebs as himself Wolfgang Weingart as himself Cornel Windlin as himself
Example for pointless typecast: char *p, *q; p= (char *)q;
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No, but a typecast can: int n; double d; d= (double)n;
No, official line was that he didn't want to by typecast as a wizard after playing Gandalf in the LOTR trilogy.
He was famous for his role as Count Dracula, and afterwards found it difficult to find any roles besides horror.
void * wlen= fwrite ((void *)&data, 1, sizeof (data), file); if (wlen != sizeof (data)) ... error ...
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