Swift Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide

Looping

You can use a for-in to loop through a dictionary. Swift’s Dictionary type provides a convenient mechanism to loop through an instance’s key-value pair for each entry. This mechanism breaks each entry into its constituent parts by providing temporary constants representing the key and the value. These constants are placed within a tuple that the for-in loop can access inside of its body.

Listing 10.9  Looping through your dictionary

import Cocoa var movieRatings = ["Donnie Darko": 4, "Chungking Express": 5, "Dark City": 4] print("I have rated \(movieRatings.count) movies.") let darkoRating = movieRatings["Donnie Darko"] movieRatings["Dark City"] = 5 movieRatings let oldRating: Int? = movieRatings.updateValue(5, forKey: ...