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iOS Swift 2.0 Basics Swift Operators Unary Operators

Jeongeui Ji
Jeongeui Ji
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Posted by Jeongeui Ji
Jeongeui Ji
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It says that ++ has been removed from Swift 3... What operator do I have to type to make the same result? Thanks

I don't know what unary operator to use to practice as following the video... It says ++has been removed... what do I have to use it instead ++?

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Moritz Lang
Moritz Lang
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Moritz Lang
Moritz Lang
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Assuming you have the following

var counter = 0
counter++

the Swift 3 way to do this would be:

counter += 1

The same applies to --.

counter -= 1