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Ben Chamla
4,518 PointsHi, I wanted to know how come we don't need to "import" the "FactBook.swift" at the top of the "ViewController". thanks
How come we don't need to import a file to use what's in it ?
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Stephen Whitfield
16,771 PointsBecause the Swift compiler does it for you. The only time you'll need to import anything into Swift is when you're using a bridging-header to import old objective-c APIs/frameworks. Other than that, you're good to go!
Ben Chamla
4,518 PointsBen Chamla
4,518 PointsThank you !!