Converting the following to java snippet `backgro...

# android

[chi]

Converting the following to java snippet
backgroundPaint.setColor(0xffff0000); to kotlin results in
backgroundPaint.color = -0x10000 . I wouldn't have been able to know how to get that hex color int on my own without the IDE conversion, please what is going on there so I can be able to reproduce it on my own?

[Luke]

I think it's the same number written with a different literal

[Luke]

By which I mean: you can also write 0xffff0000

[msink]

backgroundPaint.color = 0xffff0000.toInt()

[Luke]

Yes, because if my understanding is correct, 0xffff0000 is the 2's complement of 0x10000, which represent the negation

[chi]

Thanks @msink, but I don't want to cast, I want to write it directly as the IDE did.
@Luke how can I be able to write my own, can you link me to some resource I can check to understand how to do that?