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String Reversal Tool (Assignment) in Swift by Jonathan S
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| /* | |
| REFERENCE: Text Based Interface in Swift | |
| print("Enter text here> ") | |
| var userInput = readLine()! | |
| print("User entered: \(userInput)") | |
| */ | |
| // Jonathan, make me a string reversal script in Swift (please) | |
| // Step 1: Greet the user (Jonathan's String Reversal Tool) | |
| // Step 2: Prompt the user to enter a string to be reversed | |
| // Step 3: Create a new empty string | |
| // Step 4: | |
| print("Welcome to Jonathan's String Reversal Tool!") | |
| print("Enter a phrase and have it reversed> ") | |
| var userInput = readLine()! | |
| // Jonathan, we need to make a second (empty) string | |
| // We will put the characters from the old string | |
| // into the new string, to build the 'reversed string' | |
| // We will accomplish this using the loop we created | |
| // below, that happens to count backwards. | |
| // The first time the loop runs, the last letter | |
| // of the userInput string will be represented as | |
| // userInput[i], therefore we can add this last | |
| // letter to our new string. We will continue | |
| // doing this, as we loop backwards through the | |
| // userInput string. | |
| // userInput[i] | |
| // REFERENCE (get char in swift): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24092884/get-nth-character-of-a-string-in-swift-programming-language | |
| // var firstChar = Array(string)[0] | |
| var myNewString: String = "" | |
| var i = userInput.count | |
| while i <= userInput.count && i > 0 { | |
| i = i - 1 | |
| let myChar = Array(userInput)[i] | |
| /* | |
| print(myChar) | |
| */ | |
| // Jonathan, You need to create a new (empty) string OUTSIDE | |
| // of this loop. THEN, inside this loop, add the new character (myChar) | |
| // to your new string. Go! | |
| // Hint, write your code here Jonathan... | |
| myNewString = myNewString + String(myChar) | |
| } | |
| print(myNewString) |
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