Swift Basics - Tuples
You can use tuples to group multiple values of different types into a single value.
var food = ("Ice cream", 'Strawberry", 3, 150)
You can give each a name:
var (dish, flavour, scoops, calories) = food
To get an item from the tuple:
var dish = food.0
var flavour = food.1
You can also create a tuple with a key:name association:
var food = (dish:"Ice cream", flavour:"Strawberry", scoop:3, calories:150.2)
You can use tuples in place of classes and objects that do not have any methods.
var food = ("Ice cream", 'Strawberry", 3, 150)
You can give each a name:
var (dish, flavour, scoops, calories) = food
To get an item from the tuple:
var dish = food.0
var flavour = food.1
You can also create a tuple with a key:name association:
var food = (dish:"Ice cream", flavour:"Strawberry", scoop:3, calories:150.2)
You can use tuples in place of classes and objects that do not have any methods.
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