You are developing a simple program in Kotlin. You have a few placeholders (indicated by ▭) in your code where you need to specify the type of data. The values to be stored are 10, 10_000_000_000, 10.5f, 10.5, true, and 'K'. Please fill the blanks in code with the appropriate basic types ('Int', 'Long', 'Float', 'Double', 'Boolean', 'Char'), respectively.
Properties of basic types
Filling blanks with the correct data types
Report a typo
Fill in the gaps with the relevant elements
fun main() {
val integerNumber: = 10
val longNumber: = 10_000_000_000
val floatNumber: = 10.5f
val doubleNumber: = 10.5
val booleanTruth: Boolean = true
val character: Char = 'K'
println("Int: $integerNumber, Long: $longNumber, Float: $floatNumber, Double: $doubleNumber, Boolean: $booleanTruth, Char: $character.")
} ___
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