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Eric Witowski
Courses Plus Student 92 PointsRange Question
var sentence = "All boys do a really good job cleaning."
use the range() method to locate the word "do" in the sentence and assign the range to a variable.
2 Answers
Brandon Mahoney
iOS Development with Swift Techdegree Graduate 30,149 PointsI did this from my phone so it's not tested. You may need an if let.
let range = sentence.range(of: "do")
Eric Witowski
Courses Plus Student 92 Pointsput this in xcode also showed me the same result in the pane but not in the console I see that both ways give the same results, thinking logically for future construts having the variable [range] can be useful in how many ways?
var sentence = "All boys do a really good cleaning"
sentence.range(of: "do")
Eric Witowski
Courses Plus Student 92 Pointsyes it worked also, really apologize I was in a rush and typed with my caps lock on. embarrassed.
Brandon Mahoney
iOS Development with Swift Techdegree Graduate 30,149 PointsDefinitely is useful with search results for a table.
Eric Witowski
Courses Plus Student 92 PointsEric Witowski
Courses Plus Student 92 Pointswow, it is more simple than I imagine. thanks
Brandon Mahoney
iOS Development with Swift Techdegree Graduate 30,149 PointsBrandon Mahoney
iOS Development with Swift Techdegree Graduate 30,149 PointsDid it work?