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Hi, In tuples example there is this example:
// We can also specify the type in order to avoid inferrence let someOtherTuple = (Double(100), Bool(false))
// We can also specify the type in order to avoid inferrence
let someOtherTuple = (Double(100), Bool(false))
I think comment for example is not true because type of someOtherTuple is still inferred from content. Right example for this comment would be:
someOtherTuple
let someOtherTuple: (Double, Bool) = (100, false)
In this way we are avoiding inferrence and we will get error if we specify content with wrong type.
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Hi,
In tuples example there is this example:
// We can also specify the type in order to avoid inferrencelet someOtherTuple = (Double(100), Bool(false))I think comment for example is not true because type of
someOtherTupleis still inferred from content. Right example for this comment would be:let someOtherTuple: (Double, Bool) = (100, false)In this way we are avoiding inferrence and we will get error if we specify content with wrong type.
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