<#C0B8MA7FA|getting-started> Hi All, Does anyone ...
# getting-starteds
Sachin Rana
02/02/2021, 2:10 PM#getting-started Hi All, Does anyone tell me the difference between Kotlin data types and Java data types? As, I am learning about Kotlin data types and I found that in case of Kotlin Data Type we can directly use method like minus, divide etc. directly without using Wrapper Classes as we use in case of Java.
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nanodeath
02/02/2021, 5:19 PMyou can use minus/divide/operators with any class in Kotlin provided it defines the method (with
operatornanodeath
02/02/2021, 5:19 PMoh, you're talking about data types, not data classes
nanodeath
02/02/2021, 5:20 PMhttps://kotlinlang.org/docs/basic-types.html#numbers-representation-on-the-jvm I think this might cover it. basically it boxes automatically, e.g. Int is unboxed when used as a local var, but boxed when used in a Map (e.g. Map<Int, Int>) or as a nullable type (Int?)
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