You can convert a String to an Int in Kotlin using the 'toInt()'

How to convert a String to an Int in Kotlin?

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Answer Posted / Kirti Chauhan

You can convert a String to an Int in Kotlin using the 'toInt()' function. Here's an example: `val str = "42" val int: Int = str.toInt()`

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