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iOS Swift Basics Swift Operators Assignment and Comparison

James Rimmer
James Rimmer
2,603 Points
Posted by James Rimmer
James Rimmer
2,603 Points

Update required: greater than or equals to and lesser than or equals to.

Hi there,

I'm currently using Swift 4.1 in Xcode and it appears as though 'greater than or equals to' and 'lesser than or equals to' are actually recorded in Swift as two symbols side by side (e.g. >= and <=) rather than one symbol as shown in the video.

I'm new to Swift so I imagine those two comparison operators may have been single symbols in an older version of the language? At any rate, it looks as though the video needs updating.

James

1 Answer

Jeff McDivitt
Jeff McDivitt
23,970 Points
Jeff McDivitt
Jeff McDivitt
23,970 Points

Hi James -

I am confused by your question the <= and >= signs have always been the same. Is that not how they are in the Video lesson?

James Rimmer
James Rimmer
2,603 Points
James Rimmer
James Rimmer
2,603 Points

No, the video does not display the signs like that, so the video needs updating as there appears to be a space between the symbols in the video