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What will the output of value?
Dim value As Decimal = DirectCast(987.67, Decimal)
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Answer:
It will throw a compile-time error saying that
Value of type 'Double' cannot be converted to 'Decimal'.
DirectCast is used for type-cast conversion in VB.Net.
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