C# -Data Type Conversion Beginners Tutorial

Lets learn about data type conversion in C# using Visual Studio 2019.

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[YasahiroD]

In this video you stated - twice - that "float is larger than int" (at 0:53 and 1:34), when this is not true. Both occupy exactly 4 bytes - neither is larger.
The reason an explicit conversion is required from float -> int is because it's a narrowing conversion due to the loss of a fractional component.
It's not the range of data that is restricted, it's the precision.

And if anything float has worse capability to hold values:



int.MaxValue is 2147483647, yet this outputs 2.1474836E+09 - which is losing 2 significant digits.

[WayneGreen-gl]

You made a very good video, A+. Just one little suggestion: Make the font in the console window bigger in future demos, please.