Consider the following piece of Kotlin code with missing declarations. This code is meant to declare various variables of different basic types, perform a comparison operation and print out a message based on the comparison result. Your task is to fill in the blanks with suitable data types to make the program work as described: it should declare a byte, an integer, a floating-point number, and a boolean based on the comparison, then construct a message string using string interpolation.
Properties of basic types
Completing variable declarations and a comparison operation
Report a typo
Fill in the gaps with the relevant elements
fun main() {
val myByte: = 124
val myInt: = 100
val myFloat: = 10.0F
val isTrue: = myInt.toFloat() == myFloat * 10
val message = "The comparison is: $isTrue"
print(message)
} ___
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