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iOS Swift Basics (retired) Types Printing Results

Imran Khalid
Imran Khalid
877 Points
Posted by Imran Khalid
Imran Khalid
877 Points

Not sure what to do with this one plus i am not sure but my version of xcode does not have the println command ?????????

Not sure what to do with this one plus i am not sure but my version of xcode does not have the println command ????????? My version is the latest version by all accounts, so i am not sure what to do?

println.swift 
let language = "Swift"
println("Learning Swift ")
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2 Answers

Steve Hunter
Steve Hunter
57,712 Points

Hi Imran,

The later versions of Swift, from v2.0 onwards, replaced the println command with the keyword print. The older tutorials are still using Swift 1.* which did have the println keyword.

For the sake of ease, replace println with print within Xcode and it should all work just fine for you. Remember, though, the challenges in the older courses will still be expecting to see println. I hope that helps,

Steve.

Carl Smith
Carl Smith
8,185 Points
Carl Smith
Carl Smith
8,185 Points 
let language = "Swift"
println("Learning \(language)")

You're supposed to be passing in the new constant you created. assigning the word "language" to "Swift" means that when you use (language) to call the "Swift" constant, it is putting "Swift" in there.