For storing it in the pointer of required data type (int, float, char etc.) we have to typecast it. Until we typecast a memory allocation the compiler will not get to know that what type of data we are gonna store to through the pointer. That’s why it’s important to typecast.
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Typecasting is used to change a variable to a different type for a particular operation. We need to specify the type of the data whose address a pointer will hold, though all pointers are similar as they hold the addresses. The amount of space required by a pointer to store the address depends on the
Type casting In c, it permits the mixing of constants and variables of different data types in an expression. Typecasting is defined as the conversion of the datatype of one variable to another data type. There are two ways of typecasting in c – 1. Implicit
