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The document discusses type conversion in programming languages. It describes implicit type conversion, which occurs automatically when the compiler converts data types, and explicit type conversion, which uses type casting to forcibly convert one data type to another. It provides examples of both implicit and explicit conversions between integer, float, and double data types. Automatic type conversion during expressions is also covered, where the types with higher memory are converted to avoid data loss.
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