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Demonstrate the various type conversions in each language, and give an example of aan ''implicit type conversion'' path from the smallest possible variable size to the largest possible variable size. (Where the size of the underlying variable's data strictly increases).
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Indicate if theyour language supports ''user defined'' type conversion definitions and give an example of such a definition. (E.g. define an ''implicit type conversion'' from '''real''' to '''complex''' numbers, or from '''char''' to an array of '''char''' of length 1.)
And give an example of such a definition. (E.g. define an ''implicit type conversion'' from '''real''' to '''complex''' numbers, or from '''char''' to an array of '''char''' of length 1.)
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