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Hilton Weeks
285 Pointswith interpolation , how would i print if i wanted to use the variable or constant first.
example if my variable was Alice. Example Var = "Alice" , and i wanted to print "Alice says Hi". How would i go about that/
2 Answers
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsSay,
var name = "Alice"
Then,
"\(name) says Hi!"
should give you what you want?
Steve.
Marcio Mello
7,861 PointsI believe it would go like this:
var name = "Alice"
println(" (name) says Hi!")
EDIT: Well, someone replied at the same time as me ;)
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsYou need a backslash before the brackets, I think.
Steve.
Marcio Mello
7,861 PointsYou are right Steve, my bad. Forgot to add it. Thanks.
EDIT: Actually I did, but for some reason it doesnt display. I wonder why?