Convert Float to Integer

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Tutorial: Convert Float to Integer

In this section, we will learn to convert a float type data into an integer.

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In this program, first of all we declare a float variable named f. Which is stored the value 10.0F. Here the is the 10.0F is used for representing the float type number. If the F can't be applied at the end of the value, the result has been a double and it is not a float.

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