How to store ordered data in arrays - Swift for Complete Beginners

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@manwithllama 2 года назад

Hi Paul! The dog "interruptions" are actually a brilliant addition to the videos! 1. They become variable rewards in and of themselves, causing motivation: "Will I see the dogs in this video? Maybe… I need to keep watching!" 2. They offer comic relief. This gives the brain a quick break and makes one remember, "It's going to be ok. I'm going to get this. The dogs are getting treats. All is well." Loving these lessons! Thank you!!!

@mklcolvin 2 года назад

Hi Paul! Happy New Years! I’m loving your “100 Days of SwiftUI”, and I’m going through it on Swift Playground. Here’s a good way to illustrate the sorted & reversed array functionality using your example: print (presidents) print (presidents[1]) print (presidents.sorted()) print(presidents.sorted()[1]) print (presidents.reversed()) print (presidents.reversed()[1])

@Tacious15 2 года назад

thank you this seriously helped me

@panda32933 2 месяца назад

first i want to say i love this series, and also how much he loves his dogs lol

@mx.stoneheart 2 года назад

This is a vast improvement, thank you so much!!

@mauroabrantes5948 2 года назад

Hey Paul ! I was wondering, what if you wanted to capture the the value of the variables in the reversed way, how would you do that ? Just out of pure curiosity