How to store ordered data in arrays – Swift for Complete Beginners

This is a vast improvement, thank you so much!!

Hi Paul! The dog "interruptions" are actually a brilliant addition to the videos!

1. They become variable rewards in and of themselves, causing motivation: "Will I see the dogs in this video? Maybe… I need to keep watching!"
2. They offer comic relief. This gives the brain a quick break and makes one remember, "It's going to be ok. I'm going to get this. The dogs are getting treats. All is well."

Loving these lessons! Thank you!!!

Hey Paul !

I was wondering, what if you wanted to capture the the value of the variables in the reversed way, how would you do that ? Just out of pure curiosity

Hi Paul! Happy New Years! I’m loving your “100 Days of SwiftUI”, and I’m going through it on Swift Playground. Here’s a good way to illustrate the sorted & reversed array functionality using your example:

print (presidents)
print (presidents[1])
print (presidents.sorted())
print(presidents.sorted()[1])
print (presidents.reversed())
print (presidents.reversed()[1])

What a great dog!

Your dog's is a pretty 😍

I typed print(cities.sorted()) and i got an error saying cannot call value of non function type '()'

let samoyeds = 2
let treats = samoyeds * 5
print("\(treats) treats per day")

I like your dog

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Good dogs! 🙏

We don't deserve the British.

I'm missing why `reversedPresidents[0]` doesn't return "Biden".

I get "No exact matches in call to subscript".

Lana, Pam, Ray, and Sterling, I see you're a man of taste also ;) (phrasing)

first i want to say i love this series, and also how much he loves his dogs lol

Here you got carried away little bit with methods. You kinda jumped into them without explaining anything. Other than than, love the course so far.

I am getting the error ”Expressions are not allowed at the top level”

What is the empty () brackets for in Array<String>()?

Very good!