I transfer the code from c ++ cli to c #. There is a fragment when

void method() { for (int i = 0; i < 65536; i++) ] variable[i] = method1(i); }

As you can see, in method1, values ​​of type int fall, BUT, method1 takes a value of type wchar_t variable2 and in the implementation of the method, a variable is created with the assignment of the given type int variable3 = variable2
This is how it turns out, my C # swears at this: Argument 1: I can not convert from "int" to "char".

The question is, does automatic conversion take place in c ++, or there is no conversion and the int value is simply transferred, what happens?

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    C ++ allows implicit conversions with data loss. C # allows some implicit conversion without data loss.