Why is the sum of an int and a float an int? – stackoverflow.com

Why is the sum of an int and a float an int? – stackoverflow.com

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float d = 3.14f; int i = 1; auto sum = d + i; The sum is 4. Why does this happen? According to cpp reference, int will be converted to float.

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