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Swift String randomElement() Method
String randomElement() Method
The randomElement() method is used to find a random character from the given string. So whenever you run the code you will get a different output. For example, we have a string Swift, now we find a random character using randomElement() and we will get w.
Syntax
Following is the syntax of the randomElement() method −
func randomElement()
Parameters
This method does not take any parameters.
Return Value
This method returns a random character. The value return by this method is optional so we have to unwrap the result to get the actual value.
Example 1
Swift program to demonstrate how to use the randomElement() method −
import Foundation
// Declaring a string
var str = "TutorialsPoint"
print("Original string:", str)
// Using randomElement() method
var result = str.randomElement()!
print("Random Character:", result)
Output
Original string: TutorialsPoint Random Character: i
Example 2
Swift program to get a random character of the given string −
import Foundation
// Declaring a string
var str = "Car"
print("Original string:", str)
// Random character
if let result = str.randomElement(){
print("Random Character:", result)
}
Output
Original string: Car Random Character: C
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