Second question - if I write `val foo = 0x1u` it's...

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[mzgreen]

Second question - if I write val foo = 0x1u it's treated as Int.
Is there a way to make it something else without providing a type? For example:

val foo: UByte = 0x1u

when(foo) {
    0x1u -> {} // doesn't work because 0x1u is treated as an Int
}

I can do 0x1.toUByte() but it's ugly. Is there maybe something like 0x1ub suffix or sth like that?

[mzgreen]

Makes sense, not sure if adding unsigned types to Kotlin was worth the effort. It's still a pain to code low level stuff that operates on bytes and bits.