How to create a fixed size IntArray and initializing the array later in Kotlin?

Aman gautam :

I can't figure out a way to add values to an array in Kotlin .

I want to get values from user and add them to the array.

val arr = arrayOf<Int>()

var arr = intArrayOf()

In Java I would do something like this:

Scanner ob = new Scanner(System.in);
int arr[] = new int[5];
for (int i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
   arr[i]=ob.nextInt();
}

How can I do the same in Kotlin?

holi-java :

You need to escape the static field in of System class with backtick (`), since in is a keyword in Kotlin. for example:

val ob = Scanner(System.`in`)

You can create a fixed size int[] array without initializing it immediately in Kotlin, then the default value of the elements in array are 0. for example:

val arr = IntArray(5) // create IntArray via constructor

There is a bit different for using for-loop in Kotlin, for example:

for(i in 0 until arr.size){
    arr[i] = ob.nextInt();
}

OR initializing an int[] array during creation, for example:

val arr = IntArray(5){ ob.nextInt() }

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