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Explain the concept of type casting in Java.
Explain the concept of type casting in Java.
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Type casting in Java involves converting one data type into another. Implicit casting, or widening conversion, occurs automatically when converting to a larger data type without data loss. Explicit casting, or narrowing conversion, requires manual intervention and may result in data loss. Both types of casting should be used carefully to avoid loss of precision or data truncation.