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iOS Build a Simple iPhone App with Swift 2.0 View Controllers and Views Using IBAction to Execute Methods

Ryan Maneo
Ryan Maneo
4,342 Points
Posted by Ryan Maneo
Ryan Maneo
4,342 Points

Why is the @IBAction for showFunFact below the didRecieveMemoryWarning method?

Title says it all... why?!?! can't it be above it?

Safwat Shenouda
Safwat Shenouda
12,362 Points

Well, location in code doesn't matter, it can be anywhere inside the class. off course it can be above!

1 Answer

Vyacheslav Horbach
Vyacheslav Horbach
18,592 Points
Vyacheslav Horbach
Vyacheslav Horbach
18,592 Points

The location in code doesn't really matter as long as you're in the right scope. However in this case the location of @IBAction is a result of the general rules on how to write iOS apps :)