Swift Conditionals


Swift Conditionals – Make Smart Choices

Conditionals help your code decide what to do based on certain situations.


if Statement

Checks a rule. If it's true, runs the block.

let age = 20  

if age >= 18 {    
     print("You're an adult") 
} 

Executes the code block solely when the rule is satisfied.


else Statement

Used when the if condition is false.

if age >= 18 {    
      print("Adult") 
} else {    
      print("Minor") 
} 

else if Chain

Used for multiple checks.

let score = 85  

if score >= 90 {    
      print("Grade A") 
} else if score >= 80 {    
      print("Grade B") 
} else {     
      print("Try Again")
} 

switch Statement

Simpler way to match values.

let day = "Monday"  

switch day { 
    case "Monday":    
         print("Start fresh!") 
   case "Friday":     
         print("Weekend is close!") 
   default:     
         print("Just another day") 
} 

Summary

Conditionals let your app react differently in different situations. Swift supports if, else, else if, and switch for flexible decision-making.


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What You'll Learn:
  • 📌 Swift for Beginners Part 8 - If Else Conditionals
  • 📌 Introduction to SWIFT - 03 Conditional Statements
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