Swift Learning notes--Methods

I. Description

Like OC, the swift focus method can be divided into 2 major categories:

(1) Example method

Minus method in OC (object method)

(2) Type method

Plus method in OC (class method)

Ii. Examples and methods

Methods that can only be called by an object

code example:

1 class Dog {2     func run () {3         println ("dog--->run"  )4     }5  }6var d = Dog ()  7 D.run (

Description

Line 2nd defines a run method

Line 7th calls the Run method: The calling method is much like the calling function, and the format is "object name. Method Name (parameter)"

Iii. parameters of the method

The parameters of the method and function are somewhat different, by default

The 1th parameter name of a method is just a local parameter name

The other parameter names of the method (except for the 1th parameter name) are both local and external parameter names

1 class Calculator {2     func sum (num1:int, num2:int), Int {3         return NUM1 + num24     }5  }6var c =  Calculator ()7 c.sum (ten)

Description

NUM1 is only a local parameter name, NUM2 is both a local parameter name and an external parameter name

Equivalent to Func sum (num1:int, #num2: int), int

(2) You can add an underscore in front of the parameter name to remove the default external parameter name

1 class Calculator {2     func sum (num1:int, _ Num2:int), Int {3         return NUM1 + num24     }5  }6var c =  Calculator ()7 c.sum (ten)

Description: NUM1, num2 are only local parameter names, not external parameter names

(3) You can also add an external parameter name to the 1th parameter

1 class Calculator {2     func sum (#num1: int, num2:int), int {3         return NUM1 + num24     }5  }6var c =  Calculator ()7)

Description: NUM1, num2 is both a local parameter name and an external parameter name

Iv. Types of methods

1. What is a type method?

Methods that are modified by the keyword class, also known as "class methods"

1 class Calculator {2     class func sum (num1:int, num2:int), Int {3         return num1 + num2
   
    4
         }
    5 
     }
    6 calculator.sum (
    ten
    )
   

Description

Line 2nd defines a type method

The characteristics of a type method: Invoking a type method directly with a class, cannot invoke a type method with an object

Line 6th invokes the type method, in the form "class name. Method Name (parameter)"

Note: The method name of the type method and the instance method can be the same

1 classCalculator {2     classFunc sum (num1:int, Num2:int)Int {3         returnNUM1 +num24     } 5Func sum (num1:int, Num2:int)Int {6         returnNUM1 +num27     } 8 } 9Calculator.sum (Ten, num2: -)Ten varc =Calculator () OneC.sum (Ten, num2: -)

Description

Line 2nd defines the type method and the instance method defined by line 5th: The same as the method name

Line 9th uses the class invocation type method

Line 11th using an object to invoke an instance method

2. Code examples

1 classPerson {2     classfunc Run () {3println"class Func Run") 4     } 5func Run () {6println"Func Run") 7     } 8     classfunc Test () {9Self.run ();Ten     } Onefunc Test () { ASelf.run (); -     } - } the varp =Person () -p.test () -Person.test ()

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Swift Learning notes--Methods