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Posted by Daniel Grinspun
Daniel Grinspun
3,158 Points

how can I use > < => with case statements?

import UIKit

let listadoDePuntajes = [30, 40, 100, 800,7] var totalPuntajes = 0

for i in listadoDePuntajes {

switch i {

case  > 50:

    totalPuntajes += 1

default:

    totalPuntajes += 0

}

}

print(totalPuntajes)

it doesn't work

2 Answers

Bill Merickel
Bill Merickel
11,420 Points
Bill Merickel
Bill Merickel
11,420 Points

Do an if statement instead of switch. if I > 50 { }

Pasan Premaratne
STAFF
Pasan Premaratne
Treehouse Teacher
Pasan Premaratne
Pasan Premaratne
Treehouse Teacher

It's not possible directly like you're using it but you can add an additional condition using a where clause, Examples here