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Sometimes an expression may be a combination of integer and floating-point numbers. Type conversion is when you change one data type to another. Integer to double conversions is fine: 2 becomes 2.0
Double to integer conversion loses precision: 2.6 becomes 2.

Implicit conversion is when the compiler performs a type conversion automatically, as in this example where 2 is converted to 2.0. Type casting is forcing conversion of one type to another by prefixing an expression with (type)

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@alinemath5030
2021-11-28

how can i assign remaining value of double 0.78 to another variable?

@Appficial

You can multiply it by 100 then set an into to it. int num = (int) doubleNum * 100:

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Hi @alinemath5030, Java does not have a built-in function to keep the remaining decimal part of a double, but we can create a solution using simple calculations. If you have a double value like 3.78 and you want to get the 0.78 part, you can subtract the integer part from the original value.

For example:
```
double original = 3.78;
int integerPart = (int) original;
double decimalPart = original - integerPart;
```
In this example, 'decimalPart' will hold the value 0.78 and you can assign it to another variable. Hope this helps! Keep coding and exploring!

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2020-06-09

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Thanks Muneeb

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2019-01-01

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