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Introduction I have used Swift for windows 1.9 for debugging purpose. But you can use any Swift programming language compiler as per your availability. func newarray(_ arra: ) -> { var new_arra = arra if new_arra.first! > new_ar ...
Introduction I have used Swift for windows 1.9 for debugging purpose. But you can use any Swift programming language compiler as per your availability. func checknumbers(_ a: ) -> Bool { if a.contains(4) || a.contains(8) { ret ...
Introduction I have used Swift for windows 1.9 for debugging purpose. But you can use any Swift programming language compiler as per your availability. func checknumbers(_ a: ) -> Bool { if a == || a == { return true } ...
Introduction I have used Swift for windows 1.9 for debugging purpose. But you can use any Swift programming language compiler as per your availability. func sumofnumbers(_ arra: ) -> Int { return arra.reduce(0, +) } print(sumofnumbers()) ...
Introduction I have used Swift for windows 1.9 for debugging purpose. But you can use any Swift programming language compiler as per your availability. func maxnumber(_ num1: Int, _ num2: Int, _ num3: Int) -> Int { if num1 > num2, num1 & ...
Introduction I have used Swift for windows 1.9 for debugging purpose. But you can use any Swift programming language compiler as per your availability. func same_last_Digit(_ a: Int, _ b: Int) -> Bool { guard a < 0, b < 0 else ...
Introduction I have used Swift for windows 1.9 for debugging purpose. But you can use any Swift programming language compiler as per your availability. func casestr(_ input: String) -> String { if input.characters.count < 3 { ...
Introduction I have used Swift for windows 1.9 for debugging purpose. But you can use any Swift programming language compiler as per your availability. func countnumber(_ input: ) -> Int { var ctr = 0 for (index, number) in input.e ...
Introduction I have used Swift for windows 1.9 for debugging purpose. But you can use any Swift programming language compiler as per your availability. func checknumbers(_ input: ) -> Bool { for (index, number) in input.enumerated() { ...
Introduction I have used Swift for windows 1.9 for debugging purpose. But you can use any Swift programming language compiler as per your availability. func findandtotaltwenty(num1: Int, num2: Int) -> Bool { if num1 + num2 == 30 || num1 == ...