C# Fundamental Programming: Casting and User Input

What is type casting in C#?

Which type of casting is done automatically when passing a smaller size type to a larger size type?

How is explicit casting done in C#?

What method is used to read input from the console in C#?

Which method is used to convert a value to string data type in C#?

What data type does the Console.ReadLine() method return?

How can you convert user input to another data type?

What method is used to print a number put in by the user?

What should a program do to read and find the result of summation of two integer values?

What data type should be used to store user input for a number?

Implicit casting is done automatically when passing a larger size type to a smaller size type.

Explicit casting in C# must be done manually by placing the type in parentheses in front of the value.

The Console.ReadLine() method returns the input as an integer data type.

The Convert.ToInt64 method is used to convert a value to a long data type in C#.

Type casting in C# is when you assign a value of one data type to another type.

The Console.ReadLine() method in C# returns an integer data type by default.

You can manually convert user input to a different data type using the Convert.To methods in C#.

To print a number input by the user in C#, you need to use the Console.WriteLine() method.

Explicit casting is required when passing a larger size data type to a smaller size data type in C#.

The purpose of the Console.ReadLine() method is to read input from the user in C#.