[Swift] Creates an object

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Write a People class first

////People.swift//Class////Created by youxianming on 15/3/18.//Copyright (c) 2015 youxianming. All rights reserved.//Import Foundationclasspeople {//Variable Valuevar name:string var age:int//Initialize Methodinit () {Name="youxianming" Age=Ten    }    //class Method    classFunc MaxAge ()Int {return  -    }    classFunc minage ()Int {return 0    }            //Common MethodsFunc info (name:string, age:int)String {return "Age:\ (age) + name:\ (name)"} func subinfo ()-String {return "Age:\ (age) + name:\ (name)"    }}

Then write a student class to inherit to the People class

// //   student.swift//  Class////  Created by youxianming On 15/3/18. //   Copyright (c) 2015 youxianming. All rights reserved. // Import Foundation class student:people {        var score:float    override  init () {        100.0                  super.init ()    }    }

Then the controller source code:

////Viewcontroller.swift//Class////Created by youxianming on 15/3/18.//Copyright (c) 2015 youxianming. All rights reserved.//Import UIKitclassViewcontroller:uiviewcontroller {//Initialize Variablesvar people:people var studuent:student=Student ()//Necessary InitializationRequired Init (coder Adecoder:nscoder) {//Call initialization MethodPeople =people () People.name="y.x.m."People.age= -super.init (Coder:adecoder)}Overridefunc viewdidload () {super.viewdidload () println (People.info ("youxianming", Age: -) ) println (People.subinfo ()) println (People.maxage ())}}

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[Swift] Creates an object