| ??? 03/07/06 00:58 Read: times |
#111457 - it depends Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Assign a char to an int you will not get a warning. int to a float no warning. Try that in Pascal you get a build error. in C you can assign an int to a char if you cast it. As I recall you can not cast the types must be the same, you need to us a conversion function. That is how strongly typed was discribed to me. |
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