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what is the difference between this two
Byte i1=new Byte(1);//complier error
byte b=1;//ok
my question is about assigning the value 1 to byte where 1 is int literal.
but when passing 1 to the Byte class constructor it gives error
The value 1 is a literal of type integer. So you have the following situations:
Assigning the literal directly to a variable of type
bytewill cause an implicit conversion since it is obvious that the programmer wants a byte and not an int.The
Bytector takes abytevalue, the compiler complains since it can’t do an implicit conversion for method or ctor arguments.