Imagine you are developing a Kotlin application and you have to demonstrate the use of various basic types such as Byte, Short, Int, Long, Float, Double, Boolean, Char, and String. Reorder the provided lines of code so it declares the above-mentioned types, initializes them with appropriate values and prints them all in a single statement.
Properties of basic types
Demonstrating basic data types in an application
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val charExample: Char = 'K'
val intExample: Int = 1000
val booleanExample: Boolean = true
val byteExample: Byte = 10
val shortExample: Short = 100
val stringExample: String = "Kotlin"
println("Byte: $byteExample, Short: $shortExample, Int: $intExample, Long: $longExample, Float: $floatExample, Double: $doubleExample, Boolean: $booleanExample, Char: $charExample, String: $stringExample")
val longExample: Long = 10000L
val doubleExample: Double = 12345.6789
fun main() {
val floatExample: Float = 123.45F
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