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Quote: Originally Posted by pauldfullerton If the average programmer was much more focussed on the functional aspects ... ... 'intelligent' programmers need to learn what is really important - the technology of programming or the quality of …
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Quote: Originally Posted by malax How can you have a discussion about optionals without even mentioning if-let? That's the standard method for using them. I would except to see if-let throughout all well-written Swift code. Much more so tha…
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Originally Posted by asdasd what the optionals buy you is safety. With obj C the nil pointers are (unlike other languages) safe to message but not safe to pass to methods which expect a non- nil value. Perhaps it's covered in later portions of th…
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Quote: Originally Posted by asdasd what the optionals buy you is safety. With obj C the nil pointers are (unlike other languages) safe to message but not safe to pass to methods which expect a non- nil value. Darn, I fat-fingered the reply I…
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Quote: Originally Posted by asdasd what the optionals buy you is safety. With obj C the nil pointers are (unlike other languages) safe to message but not safe to pass to methods which expect a non- nil value. Perhaps it shows up later in the…
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Apologies if this shows up more than once; the previous attempt looks like it got et. I want to love Swift, but at this stage I just can't, not in its current state. I've only gotten through about the first 200 pages of the iBook but there are t…
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I want to love Swift, but at this stage I just can't, not in its current state. I've only gotten through about the first 200 pages of the iBook but there are things that, IMO, could/should be more rationalized, particularly some of the syntax. A c…