Programming in Swift: Functions & Types
Notes: 32. Challenge: Properties
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It’s time for some practice with properties. Again, everything you need is in the playground for this part of the course. Pause the video, and write some code to complete the exercises. Then, keep watching to compare your code with my solutions. Time to pause the video; have at it!
struct Temperature {
var degreesF: Double
var degreesC: Double
}
38 var degreesF: Double
var degreesC: Double {
get { return (degreesF - 32) / 1.8 }
}
42 set { degreesF = newValue * 1.8 + 32 }
46 var temperature = Temperature(degreesF: 32)
temperature.degreesC
39 didSet {
if degreesF > 100 {
}
}
41 print("It's \(degreesF) degrees Fahrenheit! I had fun coding in Swift with you before I melted.")
temperature.degreesC😺 = 75
func monthsUntilJingleBells(from month: Month) -> Int {
Month.december.rawValue - month.rawValue
}
😺var🛑 monthsUntilJingleBells(from month: Month) -> Int {
var monthsUntilJingleBells😺: 🛑Int {
Month.december.rawValue - ❌month.❌rawValue
😺var season: Season🛑 {
switch 😺self🛑 {
Month.august.monthsUntilJingleBells
Month.august.season