On the other hand, the conversion in the opposite direction is known as explicit conversion. It needs a cast operator to convert higher data type into a smaller data type. This type of conversion is not type-safe and may result in loss of data. Data Type Casting in C# In this tutorial,...
Furthermore, there is no implicit conversion defined between LOGICAL and any other type. "But wait," you cry! "I use .AND. and .OR. on integers all the time!" And so you do - but doing so is non-standard, though it's an almost universal extension in today's compilers, generally ...