Int Data type Usage and Type Conversion in Kotlin
Definition
- Int is a 32-bit number in Kotlin. The type can be either declared explicitly or the compiler itself has the ability to infer the type of the assigned value.
- Int value ranges from -2147483648 to 2147483647 ie., -(2^31) through 0 to (2^31)-1
- In JVM, the characteristics of this "Int" variable is derived from the characteristics of primitive type int of Java which has a non-nullable default value.
Syntax and declaration
Thus an Int value can be declared by 3 ways as mentioned below.
1. Mentioning type explicitly
val variable_name : Int = value
for example,
val number : Int = 100
2. Number type is automatically inferred
val variable_name = value
for example,
//Number type is automatically inferred
val number = 100
3. Declaring and Initializing separately
var variable_name : Int
variable_name = value
for example
//Declaring and Initializing separately
var number:Int
number = 100
Int Datatype Example Program in Kotlin
// Int Datatype Kotlin example program
// Data type Kotlin Programs, Basic Kotlin Programs
fun main(args: Array < String > ) {
//Int type is inferred
val num1 = 100
//Declaring an Int value immediately
val num2: Int = 2147483647
//Print num1 and num2 values
println("num1 Value : $num1")
println("num2 Value : $num2")
}
Sample Output
num1 Value : 100
num2 Value : 2147483647
Type conversion syntax and declaration
//String to Int Conversion
val variable_name = "string".toInt()
//Float and Double to Int Conversion
val variable_name = float_variable.toInt()
Int type Conversion Example Program in Kotlin
// Int Datatype Kotlin example program
// Data type Kotlin Programs, Basic Kotlin Programs
fun main(args: Array < String > ) {
//Conversion from String and Int type is inferred
val num1 = "500".toInt()
//Conversion from String and Declaring an Int value immediately
val num2: Int = "100".toInt()
val num3: Float = 1000.1000f
//Conversion from Float
val num4: Int = num3.toInt()
val num5: Double = 2000.1000
//Conversion from Double
val num6: Int = num5.toInt()
//Print values after conversion
println("String to Int : num1 Value : $num1")
println("String to Int : num2 Value : $num2")
println("Float Value : num3 Value : $num3")
println("Float to Int : num4 Value : $num4")
println("Double Value : num5 Value : $num5")
println("Double to Int : num6 Value : $num6")
}
Sample Output
String to Int : num1 Value : 500
String to Int : num2 Value : 100
Float Value : num3 Value : 1000.1
Float to Int : num4 Value : 1000
Double Value : num5 Value : 2000.1
Double to Int : num6 Value : 2000
Kotlin Data Types
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- Float Data type Usage and Type Conversion in Kotlin
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- Long Data type Usage and Type Conversion in Kotlin
- Char Data type Usage and Type Conversion in Kotlin
- Boolean Data type Usage and Type Conversion in Kotlin
- Number Data type Usage and Type Conversion in Kotlin
- String Data type Usage and Type Conversion in Kotlin
- Elvis Operator in Kotlin
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