unaryMinus

Returns the negative of this integer number.

Here's an example of calling this function from Kotlin code:

val number = AnyInt(1)
val result: AnyInt = -number // or number.unaryMinus()
println(result) // -1

Please note that this function is not available yet for Java users.

Returns the negative of this integer number.

Here's an example of calling this function from Kotlin code:

val number: NegativeInt = (-1).toNegativeInt()
    .getOrThrow()
val result: PositiveInt = -number // or number.unaryMinus()
println(result) // 1

Please note that this function is not available yet for Java users.

Returns the negative of this integer number.

Here's an example of calling this function from Kotlin code:

val number: NonZeroInt = 1.toNonZeroInt()
    .getOrThrow()
val result: NonZeroInt = -number // or number.unaryMinus()
println(result) // -1

Please note that this function is not available yet for Java users.

Returns the negative of this integer number.

Here's an example of calling this function from Kotlin code:

val number: PositiveInt = 1.toPositiveInt()
    .getOrThrow()
val result: NegativeInt = -number // or number.unaryMinus()
println(result) // -1

Please note that this function is not available yet for Java users.

Returns the negative of this integer number.

Here's an example of calling this function from Kotlin code:

val number: StrictlyNegativeInt = (-1).toStrictlyNegativeInt()
    .getOrThrow()
val result: StrictlyPositiveInt = -number // or number.unaryMinus()
println(result) // 1

Please note that this function is not available yet for Java users.

Returns the negative of this integer number.

Here's an example of calling this function from Kotlin code:

val number: StrictlyPositiveInt = 1.toStrictlyPositiveInt()
    .getOrThrow()
val result: StrictlyNegativeInt = -number // or number.unaryMinus()
println(result) // -1

Please note that this function is not available yet for Java users.