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Start your free trialGolan David
Courses Plus Student 892 PointsNumber 5
It's can be number 5 randomly chosen from the Hat in the movie it will be number 6 or 5? while math says we are start counting from 0 => 0,1,2,3,(4)< it's correct?
5 Answers
Golan David
Courses Plus Student 892 PointsPlease watch the tutorial movie [when the number 5 is related to the Hat] my opinion it's sound a mistake or I didn't understand it correctly the calculation.
Stone Preston
42,016 Pointswhen you call random(10), it returns a random number from 0 -9. (the hat is filled with numbers from 0 - 9) so in the video, the function is called and it returns 5. (we drew a 5 from the hat). the number 5 is used to index the array of predictions.
Golan David
Courses Plus Student 892 PointsOkay but when I say objectAtIndex:5 what number from the scope than need to be choose? as I understand from your words the "system" choose Random number from 0-9?
Stone Preston
42,016 PointsobjectAtIndex 5 would choose the object at index 5 in the array. this is what happens in the code:
//choose a random number from 0 to the length of the array. this is like drawing from the hat filled with numbered balls
int random = arc4random_uniform(self.predictions.count);
//set the text of the label using the random number as the index of the array. so if the random number was 5, it would choose the 6th item in the array.
self.predictionLabel.text = [self.predictions objectAtIndex:random]
Golan David
Courses Plus Student 892 PointsThanks for your help! I'll do trial and error to the subject
Thanks!) Sincerely, Golan
Stone Preston
42,016 PointsStone Preston
42,016 Pointscan you explain a little more clearly what you are asking?