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Introduction
What is CPP Declarning Variable Type casting Symbolic constants
User-defined Functions
Function prototype Call by Reference Return by Reference Default Arguments
Math Library Functions
ceil(x as float) floor(x as float) fabs(x as float) pow(x as int,y as int) sqrt(x as int) exp(x as int) log(x as float)
Math Library Functions [cont'd]
log10(x as float) sin(x as float) cos(x as float) tan(x as float)
Classes and Objects in CPP
What is Class Structure of Class What is Object
String Class in CPP
append() assign() at() begin() capacity()
Type casting in Introduction of Programming in CPP
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Usage 
Type casting is used to convert variable of one datatype to another datatype.
Example 
#include <iostream.h> 
using namespace std; 
int main()
{
short A=57;
int B;
B = (int)X;
cout << "Value of B is:: "<< B <<"\nSize is::"<< sizeof(B);
return 0;
}
Output 
Value of B: 57
size:4
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