I want to be able to check when my array index goes out of range. The array elements are all strings, so I tried to do something like this but it doesn't work:
if questions[3] != nil {
}
Can someone just show me how to check?
by checking if array contains that index or not before use it, we can make sure that we will not ever face “Index out of range” (if there's no other thread/async code that changes the array value) because we can make sure that this array is containing index we want to access.
To find the index of a specific element in an Array in Swift, call firstIndex() method and pass the specific element for of parameter. Array. firstIndex(of: Element) returns the index of the first match of specified element in the array. If specified element is not present in the array, then this method returns nil .
To check if two arrays are equal in Swift, use Equal To == operator. Equal To operator returns a Boolean value indicating whether two arrays contain the same elements in the same order. If two arrays are equal, then the operator returns true , or else it returns false .
Difference between an Array and Set in SwiftArray is faster than set in terms of initialization. Set is slower than an array in terms of initialization because it uses a hash process. The array allows storing duplicate elements in it. Set doesn't allow you to store duplicate elements in it.
Before indexing into the array, you need to check:
count
is above the intended indexlet intendedIndex: Int = 3
if (intendedIndex >= 0 && questions.count > intendedIndex) {
// This line will not throw index out of range:
let question3 = questions[intendedIndex]
}
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