To create an empty set in Swift, you can use the Set data structure with explicit type annotation and an empty array literal.
In this example,
emptySet
of type Set<Int>
to indicate that it will hold integer values.emptySet
by assigning it an empty array literal []
, which represents an empty set in Swift.var emptySet: Set<Int> = []
// emptySet is now ready to be used as an empty set
// Example usage:
// Add elements to the set
emptySet.insert(5)
// Remove elements from the set
emptySet.remove(5)
// Check if an element is present in the set
let containsElement = emptySet.contains(5)
print("Is element 5 present in the set: \(containsElement)")
Is element 5 present in the set: false
In this example,
anotherEmptySet
of type Set<String>
to indicate that it will hold string values.anotherEmptySet
by explicitly creating an empty set using the Set type initializer Set<String>()
.String
.anotherEmptySet
using set operations such as adding elements, removing elements, and checking for membership.var anotherEmptySet: Set<String> = Set<String>()
// anotherEmptySet is now ready to be used as an empty set
// Example usage:
// Add elements to the set
anotherEmptySet.insert("apple")
// Remove elements from the set
anotherEmptySet.remove("apple")
// Check if an element is present in the set
let containsElement = anotherEmptySet.contains("apple")
print("Is element 'apple' present in the set: \(containsElement)")
Is element 'apple' present in the set: false
In this tutorial, we learned How to create an Empty Set in Swift language with well detailed examples.