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implicit conversion

A type change C# makes for you because nothing can be lost.

An implicit conversion is performed automatically by the compiler when it is guaranteed to succeed without losing information, such as int to long or int to double.

Examples

  • int items = 3; double d = items; needs no cast, because every int fits in a double.

See also

cast overflow
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