解釋 let 和 var
Asked on 03/06/2025
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In Swift, the keywords let and var are used to declare constants and variables, respectively.
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let: This keyword is used to declare a constant. Once a constant is assigned a value, it cannot be changed. This immutability helps in making the code easier to reason about and prevents accidental changes to values that should remain constant. For example, if you declare a variable withlet, Swift guarantees that the value will not change. -
var: This keyword is used to declare a variable that can be changed after it is initialized. Variables declared withvarare mutable, meaning you can assign a new value to them at any point in their lifecycle.
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