A(n)conversion occurs when a type is converted to a type that can hold more data.
A) implicit
B) widening
C) explicit
D) None of the above.

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Widening conversion is a type conversion where a data type is converted to a higher data type that can accommodate larger data without any data loss. For example, converting an int to a float or a short to an int is a widening conversion. It is also known as implicit conversion because it is done automatically by the compiler.

A(n)conversion Occurs When a Type Is Converted to a Type