int ivar = 100;
float fvar = 100.00f;
double dvar = 123;
is tested:
fvar = ivar; ok
ivar = fvar; no
fvar = dvar; no
dvar = fvar; ok
ivar = dvar; no
dvar = ivar; ok
We can't convert float to int && Double to float && Double to int. Basically we can't convert Bigger datatypes to smaller ones without some explicit type casting.
So Answer is 8, 9, 11 i.e. BCE
We can't convert larger data type into smaller data type without using explicit type casting.
Eg: float f=100.1f;
int i=f; //we can't do this
int x=(int) f; //explicit type casting we can do this
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