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iOS Swift Basics (retired) Types Printing Results

Posted by r d
r d
171 Points

i am confused, i have tried other possibilities as well

how do you do this?

println.swift 
let language = "Swift"
println("Learning" + /language)

3 Answers

bobkingstone
bobkingstone
27,869 Points
bobkingstone
bobkingstone
27,869 Points

You can accomplish this by using this syntax:

    println("Learning \(language)")

where (language) is the name of the variable you want to be inserted in to the print string

Fabio Leal
Fabio Leal
2,520 Points
Fabio Leal
Fabio Leal
2,520 Points

It's probably what bobkingstone said. :)

r d
r d
171 Points
r d
r d
171 Points

thank you! i was using / instead of \