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For example, an int with a value of 10 would always be converted to “10”, no? Is it not possible to define such conversion yourself?
EDIT: what I’m asking for is:
int i = 10;
Blah(i);
public void Blah(string param)
{
...
}
C# is a strongly typed language. Conversions like the one you are asking about are not implicit. Read this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173104.aspx