An argument that can receive any number of values. It has the advantage of not making the caller of the function aware that it is an array.
Add ... after the argument definition.
func function name (argument: type ...) {}
A function called print makes the argument a variable length argument.
Put a, b, and c in the argument, and print as many as the number of arguments with the expression for in
.
You can also print it as an array in a function, like print ("first: \ (strings [0]) ")
.
func print(strings: String...) {
if strings.count == 0 {
return
}
print("first: \(strings[0])") //first: a
for string in strings {
print("element: \(string)")
}
}
print(strings: "a","b","c") //element: a element: b element: c
Yosuke Ishikawa and Yasuyo Nishikawa, "[Supplementary Revised 3rd Edition] Introduction to Swift Practice: A Language with Intuitive Grammar and Safety", Gijutsu-Hyoronsha, April 28, 2020, p. 453