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CJ Bissett
573 PointsWhenever I try to write "println" it shows an error and Xcode attempts to correct it to just "print".
I just got Xcode and am following the Swift course videos but Xcode doesn't seem to recognize "println".
William Hartvedt Skogstad
5,857 PointsIn Swift 2.0 "println" is shorted to just "print". The language is just updated.
2 Answers
Martin Wildfeuer
Courses Plus Student 11,071 PointsAll the comments are correct, println has been renamed to print as of Swift 2. As the Swift learning videos refer to Swift 1.2, things that no longer apply to Swift 2 should be mentioned in the teachers notes.
Moreover, there's a Treehouse workshop video, What's new in Swift 2.0
Always a good read: Ray Wenderlich, What's new in Swift 2
Daniel Steen
337 PointsThis kind of sucks. Out of date learning materials. I've got the same issue.
Mitchel Andrews
4,745 PointsMitchel Andrews
4,745 PointsIt's most likely because you are running the latest version of Xcode which is Xcode 7. You can downgrade to Xcode 6.4 on Apple's Developer website, so that way you can follow along these tutorials.