Swift .values

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The .values property in Swift is used to access a collection of all the values stored in a key-value dictionary.

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Syntax

dictionaryName.values
  • dictionaryName: Refers to the dictionary instance from which the values are accessed.

Example

The code below creates a dictionary with key-value pairs and then uses the .values property to print only the values from the dictionary:

var worldCupWinners = [
  "Argentina": 2022,
  "France": 2018,
  "Germany": 2014,
  "Spain": 2010,
]


print(worldCupWinners.values)

The code above generates the following output:

[2010, 2022, 2018, 2014]

Note: The values will be printed in a random order.

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