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Question by kbeaud · Nov 09, 2012 at 09:04 PM · c#targetingfloats

Code Problem

I have been scripting to make a targeting thing. My code tells me I can't implicitly convert float to int. How do I fix this... This is my code:

 public class BaseStat {
     private int _baseValue;
     private int _buffValue;
     private int _expToLevel;
     private float _levelModifier;
     
     public BaseStat () {
         _baseValue = 0;
         _buffValue = 0;
         _levelModifier = 1.1f;
         _expToLevel = 100;
     }
     
     //Basic Setters and Getters
     public int BaseValue {
         get{ return _baseValue; }
         set{ _baseValue = value; }
     }
     
     public int BuffValue {
         get{ return _buffValue; }
         set{ _buffValue = value; }
     }
     
     public int ExpToLevel {
         get{ return _expToLevel; }
         set{ _expToLevel = value; }
     }
     
     public int LevelModifier {
         get{ return _levelModifier; }
         set{ _levelModifier = value; }
     }
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Answer by CrucibleLab · Nov 09, 2012 at 11:18 PM

In this case, first you need to decide what type of numeric value you need returned; float versus int.

If it should return float, then you can try:

     private float CalculateExpToLevel() {
         return (float)_expToLevel * _levelModifier;
     }

If it is int, then try:

     private int CalculateExpToLevel() {
         return _expToLevel * (int)_levelModifier;
     }

Remember, the main idea is to perform arithmatics with the same numeric types. If you're dealing with mixed types like in your case, little bit of self-study will make you proficient in type casting, which is one of the fundamental concepts in programming.

Hope it helps. :)

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Thanks Helped Alot!

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Answer by CrucibleLab · Nov 09, 2012 at 09:08 PM

Quite simply, since your _levelModifier variable is of type float, make a quick change to your LevelModifier function as follows:

     public float LevelModifier {
        get{ return _levelModifier; }
        set{ _levelModifier = value; }
     }
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Thank you! This worked

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Answer by Michael Covert · Nov 09, 2012 at 09:10 PM

You can't implicitly convert a float to an int, since you'll lose data (the trailing decimal information). You could explicitly convert it, which is done like this:

 (int)myFloatValue

or, it seems more likely that what you're trying to do is actually just return the float, which would make your LevelModifier property look like:

 public float LevelModifier {
        get{ return _levelModifier; }
        set{ _levelModifier = value; }
 }

This way you'd be skipping that conversion entirely.

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