Paranthesis in C#

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Can someone please show me where to find documentation about the use of
paranthesis in the context shown in the sample line of code below:?

Button bt=(Button)sender;

Your help is truly appreciated as i am finding this retty confusing.

cheers
Zest
 
can you please procide some pointers to where i can find more elaoration on
this particular issue? i am new to both OO and C# so you can see my dilema !
 
Okieeeeeeeeeeee
U are new to programming?
hmmmm
then u must search articles on net there are many c# forum & learning
sites like
www.c-sharpcorner.com/

here link....go thru it, i think it will clear your idea of
casting.........
http://forums.asp.net/989898/ShowPost.aspx


and i am not doing this for any thanks kind of stuff.... this is group
where people shares information i had got many problem & questions
solved by using this group.......

any way if still u cant find try to search as much as u can on net, for
C# and specialy OOPS bcoz if u understood OOPS, it helps u to clear the
concepts C#
 
I suppose it is cool to type in phonetic symbols. If this were an IM
conversation, I'd understand it. However, for old nerds like me, could you
please refrain from using 'u' instead of 'you' and 'bcoz' instead of
'because?'

While it may be easier for you to type, and you get to look very trendy, I
read this text much slower as a result.

Also, the acronym is OOP. The only ones who use OOPS are the ACM Symposium
on Applied Computing (SAC) because the acronym 'OOPLS' isn't as much fun.
(Object Oriented Programming Languages and Systems).

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Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this forum are my own, and not
representative of my employer.
I do not answer questions on behalf of my employer. I'm just a
programmer helping programmers.
 
ok Nick Malik
i will....................................................change my
typing mathods...
 
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