Understanding Data Types in Kotlin

Data types define the kind of values a variable can hold in Kotlin. Let's explore the core types like Int, Float, and String and understand their uses.

Common Data Types

Kotlin uses types like Int, Float, and String to represent numbers, text, and more:

// Examples of data types
val count: Int = 10
val price: Float = 19.99F
val message: String = "Hello, Kotlin!"

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