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Static casting is a compile-time operation in C++ that allows for the explicit conversion of variables from one type to another, provided that the conversion is valid and known at compile time. It is primarily used for converting pointers or references within an inheritance hierarchy, numeric types, or to perform downcasting in a safe manner when the programmer is certain of the object's type.
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