// In this example we initialize with the non-narrowing initializer {}.
// This makes it possible to illustrates the effect of static casting.

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main(){
  // Static casting int to double:
  int k{3};
  double e{k};                             // error (warning): narrowing conversion of k from int to double
  double f{static_cast<double>(k)};        // f initialized to 3.0
  std::cout << f <<std::endl;              // 3

  // Static casting double to int:
  double d{123.456};
  int i{d};                                // error (warning): narrowing conversion of d from double to int 
  int j{static_cast<int>(d)};              // j initialized to 123
  std::cout << j <<std::endl;              // 123
}