how do you write java ```0x1p10``` in kotlin?

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[Jan]

how do you write java

0x1p10

in kotlin?

[Olle]

How would you write it in java?

[Jan]

e.g.:

double x = 0x1p10;

[Jan]

it's basically e but ensuring that it does not clash with hex

[Olle]

Might not be what ur looking for but
val x = 1024.0
would be equal right?

[Jan]

i believe you're correct

[marstran]

Wow, I've never seen that p-syntax

[Olle]

Me neither 😅

[elizarov]

Kotlin does not support this syntax. Convert it to a regular (decimal) notation.

[Jan]

trying thanks 😄

[Jan]

on side-note java:
double x = 0x1p10; // 1024.0
double y = 0x1e10; // 7696.0

[elizarov]

That’s not how you convert 😄 Just do System.out.println(0x1p10) in Java to see its value in decimal notation.

[Olle]

You could do Cmd+Shift+A and search for Convert to decimal while selecting the hex value 🙂

[Jan]

cool didn't know that one