What is the equivalent of a Java HashMap<String,Integer> in Swift

Question

I have an example written in Java that I would like to convert into Swift. Below is a section of the code. I would really appreciate if you can help.

Map<String, Integer> someProtocol = new HashMap<>(); someProtocol.put("one", Integer.valueOf(1)); someProtocol.put("two", Integer.valueOf(2));  for (Map.Entry<String, Integer> e : someProtocol.entrySet() {     int index = e.getValue();     ... } 

NOTE: entrySet() is a method of the java.util.Map interface whereas getValue() is a method of the java.util.Map.Entry interface.

Answer 1

I believe you can use a dictionary. Here are two ways to do the dictionary part.

var someProtocol = [String : Int]() someProtocol["one"] = 1 someProtocol["two"] = 2 

or try this which uses type inference

var someProtocol = [     "one" : 1,     "two" : 2 ] 

as for the for loop

var index: Int for (e, value) in someProtocol  {     index = value } 

Answer 2

let stringIntMapping = [     "one": 1,     "two": 2, ]  for (word, integer) in stringIntMapping {     //...     print(word, integer) }