casted
Casted is a past tense and past participle form that appears in some English varieties but is generally considered nonstandard. The standard past tense and past participle of the verb cast is cast, used for all persons (for example, “She cast a spell yesterday” or “The bronze was cast in a mold”). The form casted is most often found in dialectal speech, older texts, or as a learner error; it is not accepted in formal writing in modern English.
In everyday usage, cast is used for both the simple past and the participle: “The director cast
In programming and technical writing, cast is the preferred term for type conversion (e.g., “cast to int”).
Etymology: cast comes from Old English and other Germanic roots; the appearance of the -ed form reflects