To convert an integer to a float in Kotlin, we simply need to append the integer with ".0". Here's an example:
val myInt = 50
val myFloat = myInt.toFloat()
In this example, myInt is an integer variable with a value of 50. The toFloat() method converts this value to a floating-point number and assigns it to the myFloat variable.
Alternatively, we can also use type casting to convert an integer to a float like this:
val myInt = 123
val myFloat = myInt as Float
In the above example, we're casting the myInt variable as a Float using the as Float syntax. This will convert the integer value to a floating-point value and assign it to the myFloat variable. However, keep in mind that type casting should be used with caution as it can result in loss of precision or unexpected results.