Swift basic operator

Swift basic operator

let a = 4

var b = ten

b = a

print(b)

Let (x, y) = (1, 3) // now x = 1 y = 3

addition operations can also be used for strings

let dog:String = "Dogs"

let cow:String = "Cows"

let dogcow = dog + cow

Print(dogcow)

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Let c: Int = 9

Let D: Int = 2

Let e = C % D

Print(e)

The sign of a value can be toggled using a prefix-(that is, a unary minus):

Let three = 3

Let minusthree =-three //Minusthree equals -3

Let plusthree =-minusthree //Plusthree equals 3, or " negative minus 3"

Print(plusthree)

conditional operator if

var name = "Hello"

If name = = "Hello"

{

Print("Hello World")

}

Else

{

Print("wrong \(name)")

}

Ternary conditional Operation (ternary Conditional Operator)

/*

The ternary conditional operation is special because it is an operator with three operands, and its prototype is a problem? Answer 1: Answer 2. It succinctly expresses the operation based on the question of whether or not to make two choices. If the problem is true, return The result of answer 1 ; returns The result of answer 2 if it is not true .

*/

let contentheight =

let hasheight = true

let rowHeight = contentheight + (hasheight ? : )

Print(rowHeight) //RowHeight = =

The interval operator (Swift provides two operators that facilitate the expression of a range of values.) )

For index in 1... 5 {

Print("\(index) * 5 = \(index * 5)")

}

Let namearray = ["Jay","Jack","Tom","Lucy"]

Let count = namearray. Count

For i in 0... count

{

Print (" section \ (i + 1) personal call \ (Namearray[i])")

Print ("\ (Namearray[i])")// report field pointer

}

Logical Operations

/*

The operand of a logical operation is a logical Boolean value. Swift supports three standard logic operations based on the C language.

Logical non (!a)

Logic with (a && b)

Logic or (a | | b)

Logical Non-

The logical non-operation (!a) Deserializes a Boolean value so that true becomes falseandfalse to true.

*/

Let allowenpty = false

If ! Allowenpty {

Print("Access")

}

logic with (a && b) expresses that the value of the entire expression is true when only the values of A and B are true .

Let Entereddoorcode = true

Let Passedretinascan = false

If entereddoorcode && passedretinascan

{

Print("welcome!" )

}

Else

{

Print("ACCESS DENIED")

}

logical OR logical OR (a | | b) is a by two consecutive | The middle operator that is composed. It indicates that one of the two logical expressions is true, and the entire expression is true.

Let Hasdoorkey = false

Let Knowsoverridepassword = true

If hasdoorkey | | knowsoverridepassword

{

Print("welcome!" )

}

Else

{

Print("ACCESS DENIED")

}

output "welcome!"

Swift basic operator