Again this is not unexpected because it is how the JVM specifies it, but it’s quite arbitrary and thus to me much less intuitive than a truncation. Here the result isn’t related in any way to the original value, it’s simply the maximum value of Int. Println("double = $double, double.toInt() = $") If the motivation expressed in the issue were to be taken to its logical conclusion, then Double#toInt() would also be deprecated since it will produce results even more counter-intuitive than Double#toShort(), e.g. Whether this is “counter-intuitive” or not is a matter of opinion (to me it’s perfectly logical) but it is certainly not unexpected (because that’s how the JVM specifies it.) I suspect the issue author does not work in realms where Byte and Short are used very much (byte and bit manipulation is an area where Kotlin is still somewhat deficient in general.)
I don’t see how this deprecation helps - the suggested replacement: val double = 129.0
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