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You have two ways to fix this. The easiest is to tell Kotlin that you want the value you're passing in to be treated as a Float ; you can do that by putting a capital F after the number:

val brian = Person("Brian", "Truesby", 68.2F, 33, true) println(brian) // Create another person val rose = Person("Rose", "Bushnell", 56.8F, 32, true) println(rose)

In this case, you're sending Person what it wants: a Float. That passes the type checking and things are OK again.