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Note

Look up the topic “Type Conversion Tables” within the .NET Framework 3.5 SDK documentation if you

wish to see permissible widening conversions for each C# data type.

Although this implicit widening worked in our favor for the previous example, other times this

“feature” can be the source of compile-time errors. For example, assume that you have set values

to numb1 and numb2 that (when added together) overflow the maximum value of a short. As well,

assume you are storing the return value of the Add() method within a new local short variable,

rather than directly printing the result to the console:

static void Main(string[] args)

{

Console.WriteLine("***** Fun with type conversions *****");