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    This program demonstrates implicit type casting in Java. An integer value of 50 is first printed, then assigned to a float variable without explicit casting. When printing the float variable, the value is shown as 50.0, demonstrating an implicit narrowing conversion from int to float.

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    This program demonstrates implicit type casting in Java. An integer value of 50 is first printed, then assigned to a float variable without explicit casting. When printing the float variable, the value is shown as 50.0, demonstrating an implicit narrowing conversion from int to float.

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    Practical No 7 and 8: Implicit Type Casting

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    Nikhil Chaugule
    This program demonstrates implicit type casting in Java. An integer value of 50 is first printed, then assigned to a float variable without explicit casting. When printing the float variable, the value is shown as 50.0, demonstrating an implicit narrowing conversion from int to float.

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    Roll No: 51

    Practical No 7 and 8
    Implicit type casting:
    public class pr7_8

    public static void main(String[] args)

    int num = 50;

    System.out.println("int num is = "+num);

    float data = num;

    System.out.println("float num is "+data);

    Output:

    int num is = 50

    float num is = 50.0

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