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Arithmetic type - Balancing

An operand of integral type is being implicitly converted to a floating type because the other operand of this balancing operation is a constant of floating type. Perhaps a cast should be introduced ?

For example: 


/*PRQA S 2017,3112,3121,3408,3447 ++*/

extern int sia;

extern void foo(void)
{
    sia + 1.23F;                /* Message 1263 + 3763 - Implicit conversion: int to float       */
    (float)sia + 1.23F;

    sia + 1.23 ;                /* Message 1263 + 3764 - Implicit conversion: int to double      */
    (double)sia + 1.23 ;

    sia + 1.23L;                /* Message 1263 + 3765 - Implicit conversion: int to long double */
    (long double)sia + 1.23L;
}

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