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🎯 Python handles type conversions with constructors and dunder methods:

n = int("42") # str → int via constructor f = float(42) # int → float via constructor class Celsius: def __init__(self, value): self.value = value def __float__(self): # supports float(celsius_obj) return self.value

Each conversion is ad-hoc. int() works differently from float(), and custom classes define whatever dunder methods they want. There's no single "conversion protocol" that the whole ecosystem agrees on.

Rust has one: the …