【Swift 60秒】41 - Omitting parameter labels

0x00 Lesson

You might have noticed that we don’t actually send any parameter names when we call print() - we say print("Hello") rather than print(message: "Hello").

You can get this same behavior in your own functions by using an underscore, _, for vour external parameter name, like this:

func greet(_ person: String) {
	print("Hello, \(person)!")
}
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You can now call greet() without having to use the person parameter name:

greet("Taylor")
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This can make some code more natural to read. but generally it’s better to give your parameters external names to avoid confusion. For example, if I say setAlarm(5) it’s hard to tell what that means - does it set an alarm for five o’clock. set an alarm for five hours from now, or activate pre-configured alarm number 5?

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