Swift – Access Values of Tuples using Labels
To access values of Tuples using labels in Swift, use dot operator.
The syntax to access values of a tuple using label is
aTuple.aLabel
Examples
In the following program, we initialize a Tuple x
with values, where each value is given a label. We shall access the values of this Tuple using labels.
main.swift
var x = (a: "Hello", b: 35, c:true) print(x.a) print(x.b) print(x.c)
Output
![Swift - Access Values of Tuples using Labels](https://www.tutorialkart.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/swift-access-tuple-values-with-labels-1.png)
If only some of the values of a given Tuple are labeled, then only those can be accessed with labels. Rest of them could be accessed using index or other means.
main.swift
var x = (a: "Hello", 35, c:true) print(x.a) print(x.c)
Output
![Swift - Access Values of Tuples using Labels](https://www.tutorialkart.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/swift-access-tuple-values-with-labels-2.png)
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Conclusion
In this Swift Tutorial, we have learned how to access values of a Tuple using labels, in Swift programming.