Answer Posted / Arya Vardhman Priyadrshi

In Kotlin, you can use the `toInt()` function to convert a String to an Integer. Here is an example:

```kotlin
val str = "42"
val int = str.toInt() // int will be 42
```

What is the difference between == and === operators in Kotlin?

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How is a function declared? Why are Kotlin functions known as top-level functions?

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Does Kotlin provide any additional functionalities for standard Java packages or standard Java classes?

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How do you realize Ternary Conditional Operator in Kotlin ?

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What are Data classes ? Aren’t they available in Java ?

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What is lateinit modifier?

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Explain Higher-Order Functions?

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Does Kotlin support primitive datatypes as like in Java?

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What is the latest version of kotlin?

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What is the difference between object { } block and companion object { } code block in Kotlin?

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What is the type of the following Array?, val arr = arrayOf(1, 2, 3);

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