In this post, we will go through Kotlin program to multiply integer and floating point number.

Kotlin Program to Multiply Two Floating Point Numbers

Sourcecode –

import java.util.*

fun main() {

    val read = Scanner(System.`in`)

    println("Enter Integer number:")
    val a = read.nextInt()

    println("Enter floating number:")
    val b = read.nextFloat()

    val result = a * b

    println("Product of $a and $b = $result")
}

When you run the program, output will be

Enter Integer number:
10
Enter floating number:
30
Product of 10 and 30.0 = 300.0

Explanation:

Methods/Functions used in this program –

• nextInt(): Used to take Integer integer from standard input – Keyboard
• nextFloat(): Used to take floating point number input from standard input
• println(): User to print output to console.

We have read integer from standard input ( i.e. Keyboard) using nextInt() and stored in variable a
Then, we have read floating point number from standard input ( i.e. Keyboard) using nextFloat() and stored in variable b

Then, we defined another variable result and stored product of two variables a and b.
Finally, result is shown using println()

Thus, we went through Kotlin program to multiply integer and floating point number.