in Swift4, the String is Collections. You will no longer use characters property on a string.
func swapCharacters(input:String,index1:Int,index2:Int)-> String { // logic to swap }
let input = "ABCDEFGH"
If I call the function with (input,3,8) then the output should be
Output : ABCHEFGD
Note: In Swift4, Strings are collections.
Fairly straightforward since String
is a collection:
func swapCharacters(input: String, index1: Int, index2: Int) -> String {
var characters = Array(input)
characters.swapAt(index1, index2)
return String(characters)
}
let input = "ABCDEFGH"
print(swapCharacters(input: input, index1: 3, index2: 7)) //ABCHEFGD
or, to provide a direct array-like operation:
extension String {
mutating func swapAt(_ index1: Int, _ index2: Int) {
var characters = Array(self)
characters.swapAt(index1, index2)
self = String(characters)
}
}
var input = "ABCDEFGH"
input.swapAt(3, 7)
print(input) //ABCHEFGD
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