Actually i got different result for Int. the test code is as below

the values are not equal to each other. For values which are represented as primitive types a…rt of === in Kotlin is !== which is used to compare if both the values are not equal to each other. For values which are represented as primitive types at runtime (for example, Int), the === equality check is equivalent to the == check.
Equality in Kotlin (‘==’, ‘===’ and ‘equals’)
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Suneet Agrawal
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Dec 19, 2020
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Actually i got different result for Int. the test code is as below
val exclusive1 = arrayListOf(128, 128)
println("""Int: ${exclusive1[0] == exclusive1[1]}""")
println("""Int: ${exclusive1[0] === exclusive1[1]}""")
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