USER DEFINED CONVERSIONS

User-defined conversions allow you to specify object conversions with constructors or with conversion functions. User-defined conversions are implicitly used in addition to standard conversions for conversion of initializers, functions arguments, function return values, expression operands, expressions controlling iteration, selection statements, and explicit type conversions.

There are two types of user-defined conversions:

• Conversion by constructor
• Conversion functions

The compiler can use only one user-defined conversion (either a conversion constructor or a conversion function)
when implicitly converting a single value. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A C++ PROGRAM TO IMPLEMENT USER DEFINED CONVERSIONS

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