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iOS Swift 2.0 Collections and Control Flow Dictionaries Recap: Dictionaries

MIchael Montoya
MIchael Montoya
3,222 Points
Posted by MIchael Montoya
MIchael Montoya
3,222 Points

Why are these False? Dictionaries.

The following code snippets are equivalent

dict.updateValue("yetAnotherValue", forKey: 3) and dict[3] = "yetAnotherValue"

They both seem to do the same thing to me.

Thanks in advance!

2 Answers

jcorum
jcorum
71,830 Points

Michael, good catch! They are equivalent, if by "equivalent" you mean "do the same thing" (rather than, say, spelled the same)!. And I don't know what other definition of equivalence Treehouse would be using.

You should report the bug to Treehouse.

MIchael Montoya
MIchael Montoya
3,222 Points
MIchael Montoya
MIchael Montoya
3,222 Points

Thank goodness. I was looking frantically for what I missed. Thanks!