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I see that i, and j are set by the input string. I also see that beautiful days is an int and set to zero. where I get lost is the for integer in i...j. int2reverse and reversedNum don't look like they get set to me. Where do they get their values from? I don't understand how the input value of i and j get into the for integer in i..j{}
for item in items {} is how for cycle is intended for Swift. The block {} will be executed items.count times and 'item' variable will assume each value of 'items' per iteration.
In my code I used 'integer' as variable.
According to that, int2reverse is initialized with 'integer' that is an int value equals to 'i' at first iteration, i+1, ... j in the last iteration.
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I see that i, and j are set by the input string. I also see that beautiful days is an int and set to zero. where I get lost is the for integer in i...j. int2reverse and reversedNum don't look like they get set to me. Where do they get their values from? I don't understand how the input value of i and j get into the
for integer in i..j{}for item in items {} is how for cycle is intended for Swift. The block {} will be executed items.count times and 'item' variable will assume each value of 'items' per iteration. In my code I used 'integer' as variable. According to that, int2reverse is initialized with 'integer' that is an int value equals to 'i' at first iteration, i+1, ... j in the last iteration.