So far it was:
let string = "my example string"
if count(string) >= 3 { ... }
But now I get an error:
count
is unavailable: access thecount
property on the collection. TypeString
doesn't conform to protocolCollectionType
Swift – String Length/Count To get the length of a String in Swift, use count property of the string. count property is an integer value representing the number of characters in this string.
To calculate the length of a string in Java, you can use an inbuilt length() method of the Java string class. In Java, strings are objects created using the string class and the length() method is a public member method of this class.
The length or size of a string means the total number of characters present in it. For Example: The string “Geeks For Geeks” has 15 characters (including spaces also).
Oh, it is simple:
string.characters.count
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