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The concept of pointer casting is related to the concept of number casting. In Segment 73, you learned that you can call for an explicit conversion of a number belonging to one type into a number belonging to another type, as in the following example:
*-- An integer | | *-- Casting specification | | | | *-- A floating-point number | | | v v v i = (int) f;