Have you had experience with type casting in C style?

In the C language, type casting is used for explicit conversion of a value from one type to another. C-style casting looks like specifying the type in parentheses before the expression, for example:

int a = 10;
double b = (double)a; // Casting int to double

This is useful when, for example, performing arithmetic operations with different types or working with pointers. However, such casting is not always safe, especially when casting pointers, as the compiler does not check the correctness of the conversion. In C++, it is recommended to use more strict and safe casting operators, but in C, the style with (type) is still widely used.