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Problem with casting

vinayak manda
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Joined: Jul 27, 2004
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Are there different rules for casting for different types of operators(like assignment and compound operators)
I mean when
byte b=1;
long l=1000;
b=(byte)l; //compiler asks for casting here.

And when
byte b=1;
long l=1000;
b+=l; //which is b=b+l,and the result of b+l here is long,then why doesn't compiler ask for casting when assigning to long to byte as above exmaple.And will byte store 1000.

Please help,
Peter den Haan
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is not equivalent tobut to - Peter
 
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