To merge two dictionaries in Swift, you can use the `merging(_:uniquingKeysWith:)` method or the `merge(_:uniquingKeysWith:)` method. These methods allow you to combine the key-value pairs from both dictionaries.
We can merge two dictionaries in Swift using the `merging(_:uniquingKeysWith:)` method. This example demonstrates how to declare and initialize two dictionaries, use the `merging(_:uniquingKeysWith:)` method to merge them, and print the merged dictionary.
For example,
firstDict
and secondDict
with integer keys and string values.var firstDict: [Int: String] = [
1: "One",
2: "Two"
]
let secondDict: [Int: String] = [
3: "Three",
4: "Four"
]
// Merge the dictionaries using merging(_:uniquingKeysWith:)
let mergedDict = firstDict.merging(secondDict) { (current, _) in current }
// Print the merged dictionary
print("Merged dictionary:")
for (key, value) in mergedDict {
print("Key: \(key), Value: \(value)")
}
Merged dictionary: Key: 1, Value: One Key: 2, Value: Two Key: 3, Value: Three Key: 4, Value: Four
We can merge two dictionaries in Swift using the `merge(_:uniquingKeysWith:)` method. This example demonstrates how to declare and initialize two dictionaries, use the `merge(_:uniquingKeysWith:)` method to merge them, and print the merged dictionary.
For example,
firstDict
and secondDict
with integer keys and string values.var firstDict: [Int: String] = [
1: "One",
2: "Two"
]
let secondDict: [Int: String] = [
3: "Three",
4: "Four"
]
// Merge the dictionaries using merge(_:uniquingKeysWith:)
firstDict.merge(secondDict) { (current, _) in current }
// Print the merged dictionary
print("Merged dictionary:")
for (key, value) in firstDict {
print("Key: \(key), Value: \(value)")
}
Merged dictionary: Key: 1, Value: One Key: 2, Value: Two Key: 3, Value: Three Key: 4, Value: Four
In this tutorial, we learned How to Merge Two Dictionaries in Swift language with well detailed examples.