0x00 Lesson

Now you know all the basic types in Swift, we can start to put them together using operators. Operators are those little mathematical symbols like + and -, and Swift has a huge range of them.

Here are a couple of test variables for us to work with:

let firstScore = 12
let secondScore = 4

We can add and subtract using + and -:

let total = firstScore + secondScore
let difference = firstScore - secondScore

And we can multiply and divide using * and /:

let product = firstScore * secondScore
let divided = firstScore / secondScore

Swift has a special operator for calculating remainders after division: %. It calculates how many times one number can fit inside another. then sends back the value that¡¯s left over.

For example, we set secondScore to 4, so if we say 13 % secondScore we¡¯ll get back one, because 4 fits into 13 three times with remainder one:

let remainder = 13 % secondScore

0x01 Tips

the % operator calculates division remainder

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