Swift 5.1 does not appear to have some as a keyword, and i don't see what else the word some could be doing there, since it goes where the type usually goes Is there a new, unannounced version of swift Is it a function that's being used on a type in a way i didn't know about What does the keyword some do? Is there a way to to do and/or in an if statement in swift 0 and i == j or f <
//do something can we do that in swift How to concatenate string in swift Nsstring *resultstr = [string stringbyappendingstring:@ is a new programming language] I am looking for a way to replace characters in a swift string This is my string i would like to replace the spaces, , with + to end up. Tl;dr swift 5.9 $0, $1, $2 are closure 's first, second and third shorthand argument names or, in other words, implicit parameter names, if you like
Closures have different names in. How can i return the version and build number using swift? Swift has its own date type No need to use nsdate This is expressed in the date structure The following would give you the current date and time:
With the release of swift 3.0 being available for mac os and windows, does this mean you can compile and run swift code on windows If so what compiler do you use for windows? I want to replace my ci bash scripts with swift I can't figure out how to invoke normal terminal command such as ls or xcodebuild #!/usr/bin/env xcrun swift import foundation // works println(.
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