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Looking to compare a few int's and an array in a for-in loop:
for i in 0...47 where i != someNumber && i != someOtherNumber && i != myArrayOfAFewNumbers[]
doSomething()
I can't seem to find a simple solution. Thanks!
arrays swift
asked Mar 24 at 18:57
moosgrnmoosgrn
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Looking to compare a few int's and an array in a for-in loop:
for i in 0...47 where i != someNumber && i != someOtherNumber && i != myArrayOfAFewNumbers[]
doSomething()
I can't seem to find a simple solution. Thanks!
arrays swift
asked Mar 24 at 18:57
moosgrnmoosgrn
769
3
where !([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers).contains(i)
– Sulthan
Mar 24 at 18:59
That worked; thanks!!
– moosgrn
Mar 24 at 19:36
add a comment |
Looking to compare a few int's and an array in a for-in loop:
for i in 0...47 where i != someNumber && i != someOtherNumber && i != myArrayOfAFewNumbers[]
doSomething()
I can't seem to find a simple solution. Thanks!
arrays swift
asked Mar 24 at 18:57
moosgrnmoosgrn
769
Looking to compare a few int's and an array in a for-in loop:
for i in 0...47 where i != someNumber && i != someOtherNumber && i != myArrayOfAFewNumbers[]
doSomething()
I can't seem to find a simple solution. Thanks!
arrays swift
arrays swift
asked Mar 24 at 18:57
moosgrnmoosgrn
769
asked Mar 24 at 18:57
moosgrnmoosgrn
769
asked Mar 24 at 18:57
moosgrnmoosgrn
769
asked Mar 24 at 18:57
moosgrnmoosgrn
769
asked Mar 24 at 18:57
moosgrnmoosgrn
769
769
3
where !([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers).contains(i)
– Sulthan
Mar 24 at 18:59
That worked; thanks!!
– moosgrn
Mar 24 at 19:36
add a comment |
3
where !([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers).contains(i)
– Sulthan
Mar 24 at 18:59
That worked; thanks!!
– moosgrn
Mar 24 at 19:36
3
3
where !([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers).contains(i)– Sulthan
Mar 24 at 18:59
where !([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers).contains(i)– Sulthan
Mar 24 at 18:59
That worked; thanks!!
– moosgrn
Mar 24 at 19:36
That worked; thanks!!
– moosgrn
Mar 24 at 19:36
add a comment |
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Create an array of excluded items first, e.g.:
let excludedItems = [someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers
for i in 0...47 where !excludedItems.contains(i)
doSomething()
you can also use a Set to reach better complexity:
let excludedItems = Set([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers)
answered Mar 24 at 19:40
SulthanSulthan
102k16167208
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Create an array of excluded items first, e.g.:
let excludedItems = [someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers
for i in 0...47 where !excludedItems.contains(i)
doSomething()
you can also use a Set to reach better complexity:
let excludedItems = Set([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers)
answered Mar 24 at 19:40
SulthanSulthan
102k16167208
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Create an array of excluded items first, e.g.:
let excludedItems = [someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers
for i in 0...47 where !excludedItems.contains(i)
doSomething()
you can also use a Set to reach better complexity:
let excludedItems = Set([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers)
answered Mar 24 at 19:40
SulthanSulthan
102k16167208
add a comment |
Create an array of excluded items first, e.g.:
let excludedItems = [someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers
for i in 0...47 where !excludedItems.contains(i)
doSomething()
you can also use a Set to reach better complexity:
let excludedItems = Set([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers)
answered Mar 24 at 19:40
SulthanSulthan
102k16167208
Create an array of excluded items first, e.g.:
let excludedItems = [someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers
for i in 0...47 where !excludedItems.contains(i)
doSomething()
you can also use a Set to reach better complexity:
let excludedItems = Set([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers)
answered Mar 24 at 19:40
SulthanSulthan
102k16167208
answered Mar 24 at 19:40
SulthanSulthan
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answered Mar 24 at 19:40
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answered Mar 24 at 19:40
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where !([someNumber, someOtherNumber] + myArrayOfAFewNumbers).contains(i)– Sulthan
Mar 24 at 18:59
That worked; thanks!!
– moosgrn
Mar 24 at 19:36