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josh garcia
332 PointsArray item into a constant
So far I have an array list and I've already taken out the item "Deploy App" but not i need to set "Deploy App" into a constant named item. how do i set it to a constant?
var todo = ["Learn Swift", "Build App", "Deploy App"]
todo += ["Debug App" , "Fix Bugs"]
todo.removeAtIndex(2)
let todo.
2 Answers
Jhoan Arango
14,575 PointsHey Josh:
Very simple, remember the first part of swift basics how they showed you how to declare a constant or variable? It’s basically the same concept.
// First we use the word “let” to declare a constant, then we give it a name
let item =
/*
Then we give that constant the value, in this case it comes from an item being
removed from an array, so we capture it and set it into a constant.
*/
let item = todo.removeAtIndex(2)
Good luck, if you need more help please let me know by tagging me with @jhoanarango
Josue Gisber
Courses Plus Student 9,332 PointsSince the function removeAtIndex() return a type as we learned in the video, what you have to do is capture that item that is being remove by assigning it to a constant named item. Like This: Let item = nameOfArray.removeAtIndex()...... Whatever name of the array you have and between (), type the index you wish to remove and it will be stored @ the constant item. Hope this make it clear for you!