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How many types of casting are there in C++?
When is a dynamic cast,static_cast,reinterpret cast used?
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Answer Posted / berzerk
Casting Operators
There are several casting operators specific to the C++ language. These operators are intended to remove some of the ambiguity and danger inherent in old style C language casts. These operators are:
dynamic_cast Used for conversion of polymorphic types.
static_cast Used for conversion of nonpolymorphic types.
const_cast Used to remove the const, volatile, and __unaligned attributes.
reinterpret_cast Used for simple reinterpretation of bits.
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