Additional Notes
Why convert int to double in calculations?
Track: Java
Topic: Core Java
Focus: Numeric Types and Money Basics
Java: Numeric Types and Money Basics
Answer
Converting int to double prevents truncation.
When mixing int and double in calculations, convert int to avoid losing precision. For `double average = (double) totalItems / count;`, the explicit cast prevents integer division.
When mixing int and double in calculations, convert int to avoid losing precision. For `double average = (double) totalItems / count;`, the explicit cast prevents integer division.
Topics: Core Java Java Numeric Types and Money Basics