Reputation: 53
Is there a difference between how following bits of code work?
let x: Int = 4
and
let x: Int
x = 4
Upvotes: 5
Views: 1657
Reputation: 1863
This one:
let x: Int = 4
creates a non-optional variable x
and initialises it to 4
. x
can be used without issue.
This one:
let x: Int
// Cannot do anything with x yet
x = 4
creates a non-optional variable x
with no defined value. It cannot be used without first assigning it to a value, either directly (as in your example) or by the result of some other statement. If you do try and use it, you'll get a compile-time error.
Upvotes: 9
Reputation: 2591
The only difference is that on the first one you are declaring a variable and assigning it at the same time, and the second one you declare it first and then assign it.
But there is no mayor difference.
Upvotes: -1