What are the basic data types in Kotlin?

Kotlin has several basic data types, including:

1. Int: Represents integer values, e.g., val number: Int = 10.
2. Long: Represents larger integer values, e.g., val bigNumber: Long = 1000000L.
3. Short: Represents shorter integer values, e.g., val smallNumber: Short = 1000S.
4. Byte: Represents very small integer values, e.g., val tinyNumber: Byte = 100B.
5. Float: Represents floating-point numbers, e.g., val floatNumber: Float = 10.5F.
6. Double: Represents double-precision floating-point numbers, e.g., val doubleNumber: Double = 10.5.
7. Boolean: Represents true or false values, e.g., val isActive: Boolean = true.
8. Char: Represents single characters, e.g., val letter: Char = 'A'.

These data types are fundamental in Kotlin programming for handling different kinds of data.

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