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iOS Build a Simple iPhone App with Swift Improving Our User Interface Adding a Pop of Color

Raghav Bhasin
Raghav Bhasin
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Posted by Raghav Bhasin
Raghav Bhasin
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UIColor is an unresolved identifier, while running the test code in the playground. How to fix that?

I wrote, var redColor = UIColor(red : 223/255.0, green : 86/255.0, blue : 94/255.0, alpha : 1.0)

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Raghav Bhasin
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Raghav Bhasin
Raghav Bhasin
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Yes I did, some other problem. Thanks.

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Do you have some other code in the playground that may cause the problem? Do you have the latest version of Xcode? It works for me when I copy your code over to an empty playground with import UIKit at the top.

Raghav Bhasin
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Raghav Bhasin
Raghav Bhasin
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I wasn't working in the playground, I was writing in a separate swift file. Yes, I have the latest version of Xcode and I tried both @import UIKit and import UIKit at different times. I switched the simulator to iPhone 5s from iPhone 5 and it worked, don't know how.