Swift Learning Notes (15)--Program Ape romance Swift+unicode Say I love you

Procedural apes are often thought to be stiff. House, puzzled amorous feelings of a bunch of people. But sometimes. We can also use our own skills to express our romantic.

Because the swift language is Unicode-encoded, Unicode has the latest support for emoji (emoji) emoticons. So, I think. Can we use Swift+unicode to get a romantic?

Nonsense not to say, directly on the code:

Let love = "xxx, I \u{1f491}\u{1f492}\u{1f493}\u{1f495}\u{1f496}\u{1f497}\u{1f498}\u{1f499} you!" "

The output results are as follows:

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Of course, there are a lot of emoji expressions in Unicode, about 250, and I'm just writing very easy examples.

Program apes can play their own imaginations. Of course, try to implement it in other languages.

GitHub home: https://github.com/chenyufeng1991. You are welcome to inquire.

Swift Learning Notes (15)--Program Ape romance Swift+unicode Say I love you