In this short note, you can see an example of when() usage with data type. The type of data will determine the code to run.
val x : Any = 12.75
when(x){
is Int -> println("$x is an Integer")
is Double -> println("$x is a Double")
is String -> println("$x is a String")
else -> println("$x is not Int,Double or String")
}You can see the output below.
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