How to put the of first and last element of Array in Swift

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I have a dictionary like this

["Price": ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]]

Now I am storing all the dictionary value in array like this

var priceRange: [String] = [String]()
if let obj = currentFilters["Price"] as? [String] 
 self.priceRange = obj
 printD(self.priceRange)

And by the use of Array.first and Array.last method I will get the values of first element and last element of my array.

let first = priceRange.first ?? "" // will get("[$00.00 - $200.00]")
let last = priceRange.last ?? "" // will get("[$600.00 - $800.00]")

But What I actually want is I want the $00.00 from first and $800 from last to make the desired combination of [$00.00 - $800.00].

How can I do this. Please help?

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I have a dictionary like this

["Price": ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]]

Now I am storing all the dictionary value in array like this

var priceRange: [String] = [String]()
if let obj = currentFilters["Price"] as? [String] 
 self.priceRange = obj
 printD(self.priceRange)

And by the use of Array.first and Array.last method I will get the values of first element and last element of my array.

let first = priceRange.first ?? "" // will get("[$00.00 - $200.00]")
let last = priceRange.last ?? "" // will get("[$600.00 - $800.00]")

But What I actually want is I want the $00.00 from first and $800 from last to make the desired combination of [$00.00 - $800.00].

How can I do this. Please help?

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up vote
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I have a dictionary like this

["Price": ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]]

Now I am storing all the dictionary value in array like this

var priceRange: [String] = [String]()
if let obj = currentFilters["Price"] as? [String] 
 self.priceRange = obj
 printD(self.priceRange)

And by the use of Array.first and Array.last method I will get the values of first element and last element of my array.

let first = priceRange.first ?? "" // will get("[$00.00 - $200.00]")
let last = priceRange.last ?? "" // will get("[$600.00 - $800.00]")

But What I actually want is I want the $00.00 from first and $800 from last to make the desired combination of [$00.00 - $800.00].

How can I do this. Please help?

edited 57 mins ago

asked 1 hour ago

wings

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I have a dictionary like this

["Price": ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]]

Now I am storing all the dictionary value in array like this

var priceRange: [String] = [String]()
if let obj = currentFilters["Price"] as? [String] 
 self.priceRange = obj
 printD(self.priceRange)

And by the use of Array.first and Array.last method I will get the values of first element and last element of my array.

let first = priceRange.first ?? "" // will get("[$00.00 - $200.00]")
let last = priceRange.last ?? "" // will get("[$600.00 - $800.00]")

But What I actually want is I want the $00.00 from first and $800 from last to make the desired combination of [$00.00 - $800.00].

How can I do this. Please help?

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You can do the following:

 let r = ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]
 .reduce("", +) //Combine all strings
 .components(separatedBy: " - ") //Split the result
 .map( String($0) ) //Convert from SubString to String
 print(r.first) //prints $00.00
 print(r.last) // prints $800.00

let newRange = [r.first!, r.last!].joined(separator: " - ")

edited 49 mins ago

answered 55 mins ago

CZ54

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but sir by use of these I will get 00.00 and 800.00 but i actually want [$00.00 - $800.00]
â€“Â wings
53 mins ago

@wings just format the new string with first and last the way you want it.
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
50 mins ago

Updated to your requirement @wings
â€“Â CZ54
48 mins ago

@CZ54 Sir it is okay to use ! in that code because sometimes I won't get the values
â€“Â wings
42 mins ago

I'm assuming you array is not empty, otherwise your range is ""
â€“Â CZ54
39 mins ago

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func priceRange(with priceRanges: [String]) -> String? 
 guard
 let min = priceRanges.first?.components(separatedBy: " - ").first,
 let max = priceRanges.last?.components(separatedBy: " - ").last else return nil 

 return "[(min) - (max)]"


print(priceRange(
 with: [
 "$00.00 - $200.00",
 "$200.00 - $400.00",
 "$600.00 - $800.00"
 ]
))

answered 48 mins ago

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You can use split to split up the range based on the - character than remove the whitespaces.

let first = priceRange.first?.split(separator: "-").first?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) ?? ""
let last = priceRange.last?.split(separator: "-").last?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) ?? ""

answered 54 mins ago

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Use this You can find your values:

if let obj = priceRange as? [String] 
 let max = priceRange.max()
 let min = priceRange.min()
 print(max?.components(separatedBy: " - ").map($0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)).max()) //800
 print(min?.components(separatedBy: " - ").map($0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)).min()) //00

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You need to take first value ("$00.00 - $200.00"), then last value ("$600.00 - $800.00"), then split them by "-" symbol and take first and last values respectively and combine it to single string.

let currentFilters = ["Price": ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]]

var priceRange: [String] = [String]()
if let obj = currentFilters["Price"] as? [String] 
 priceRange = obj
 print(priceRange)


let first = priceRange.first!.split(separator: "-").first!
let last = priceRange.last!.split(separator: "-").last!

let range = "(first) - (last)"

For better optionals handling you can use this (NB, I'm following my over-descriptive coding style. This code can be much more compact)

func totalRange(filters: [String]?) -> String? 
 guard let filters = filters else return nil 
 guard filters.isEmpty == false else return nil 
 guard let startComponents = priceRange.first?.split(separator: "-"), startComponents.count == 2 else 
 fatalError("Unexpected Filter format for first filter") // or `return nil`
 
 guard let endComponents = priceRange.last?.split(separator: "-"), endComponents.count == 2 else 
 fatalError("Unexpected Filter format for last filter") // or `return nil`
 
 return "(startComponents.first!) - (endComponents.last!)"

let range = totalRange(filters: currentFilters["Price"])

let range1 = totalRange(filters: currentFilters["Not Exists"])

Past the code above to the playground. It can be written much shorter way, but I kept it like that for the sake of descriptivity

edited 6 mins ago

answered 52 mins ago

fewlinesofcode

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Sir what if my dictonary is empty
â€“Â wings
35 mins ago

If your dictionary is empty, my code will crash your application :). It was made to demonstrate the way how you can achieve desired behaviour. Optional values handling is a subject of further implementation.
â€“Â fewlinesofcode
31 mins ago

How can I handle this
â€“Â wings
19 mins ago

@wings, updated my answer
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//use components(separatedBy:) :

let prices = f.components(separatedBy: " - ")

prices.first // $600.00

prices.last // $800.00

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You could also use String.components(separatedBy:):

var text = "100$ - 200$"
var new = text.components(separatedBy: " - ")[0]
print(new) // Prints 100$

answered 52 mins ago

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let amountsArray = ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]
let amounts = amountsArray.reduce("") $0 + $1 .split(separator: "-")
if let first = amounts.first, let last = amounts.last 
 print("(first)-(last)")

edited 4 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sateesh

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You get an extra " " when you split with "-".
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
8 mins ago

You are right @RakeshaShastri. Thanks..!! I've updated the answer
â€“Â Sateesh
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It is still wrong. Did you check it?
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You can do the following:

 let r = ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]
 .reduce("", +) //Combine all strings
 .components(separatedBy: " - ") //Split the result
 .map( String($0) ) //Convert from SubString to String
 print(r.first) //prints $00.00
 print(r.last) // prints $800.00

let newRange = [r.first!, r.last!].joined(separator: " - ")

edited 49 mins ago

answered 55 mins ago

CZ54

3,16411432

but sir by use of these I will get 00.00 and 800.00 but i actually want [$00.00 - $800.00]
â€“Â wings
53 mins ago

@wings just format the new string with first and last the way you want it.
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
50 mins ago

Updated to your requirement @wings
â€“Â CZ54
48 mins ago

@CZ54 Sir it is okay to use ! in that code because sometimes I won't get the values
â€“Â wings
42 mins ago

I'm assuming you array is not empty, otherwise your range is ""
â€“Â CZ54
39 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
2
down vote

You can do the following:

 let r = ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]
 .reduce("", +) //Combine all strings
 .components(separatedBy: " - ") //Split the result
 .map( String($0) ) //Convert from SubString to String
 print(r.first) //prints $00.00
 print(r.last) // prints $800.00

let newRange = [r.first!, r.last!].joined(separator: " - ")

edited 49 mins ago

answered 55 mins ago

CZ54

3,16411432

but sir by use of these I will get 00.00 and 800.00 but i actually want [$00.00 - $800.00]
â€“Â wings
53 mins ago

@wings just format the new string with first and last the way you want it.
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
50 mins ago

Updated to your requirement @wings
â€“Â CZ54
48 mins ago

@CZ54 Sir it is okay to use ! in that code because sometimes I won't get the values
â€“Â wings
42 mins ago

I'm assuming you array is not empty, otherwise your range is ""
â€“Â CZ54
39 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
2
down vote

You can do the following:

 let r = ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]
 .reduce("", +) //Combine all strings
 .components(separatedBy: " - ") //Split the result
 .map( String($0) ) //Convert from SubString to String
 print(r.first) //prints $00.00
 print(r.last) // prints $800.00

let newRange = [r.first!, r.last!].joined(separator: " - ")

edited 49 mins ago

answered 55 mins ago

CZ54

3,16411432

You can do the following:

 let r = ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]
 .reduce("", +) //Combine all strings
 .components(separatedBy: " - ") //Split the result
 .map( String($0) ) //Convert from SubString to String
 print(r.first) //prints $00.00
 print(r.last) // prints $800.00

let newRange = [r.first!, r.last!].joined(separator: " - ")

edited 49 mins ago

answered 55 mins ago

CZ54

3,16411432

edited 49 mins ago

answered 55 mins ago

CZ54

3,16411432

answered 55 mins ago

CZ54

3,16411432

answered 55 mins ago

CZ54

3,16411432

but sir by use of these I will get 00.00 and 800.00 but i actually want [$00.00 - $800.00]
â€“Â wings
53 mins ago

@wings just format the new string with first and last the way you want it.
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
50 mins ago

Updated to your requirement @wings
â€“Â CZ54
48 mins ago

@CZ54 Sir it is okay to use ! in that code because sometimes I won't get the values
â€“Â wings
42 mins ago

I'm assuming you array is not empty, otherwise your range is ""
â€“Â CZ54
39 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

but sir by use of these I will get 00.00 and 800.00 but i actually want [$00.00 - $800.00]
â€“Â wings
53 mins ago

@wings just format the new string with first and last the way you want it.
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
50 mins ago

Updated to your requirement @wings
â€“Â CZ54
48 mins ago

@CZ54 Sir it is okay to use ! in that code because sometimes I won't get the values
â€“Â wings
42 mins ago

I'm assuming you array is not empty, otherwise your range is ""
â€“Â CZ54
39 mins ago

but sir by use of these I will get 00.00 and 800.00 but i actually want [$00.00 - $800.00]
â€“Â wings
53 mins ago

@wings just format the new string with first and last the way you want it.
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
50 mins ago

Updated to your requirement @wings
â€“Â CZ54
48 mins ago

@CZ54 Sir it is okay to use ! in that code because sometimes I won't get the values
â€“Â wings
42 mins ago

I'm assuming you array is not empty, otherwise your range is ""
â€“Â CZ54
39 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

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func priceRange(with priceRanges: [String]) -> String? 
 guard
 let min = priceRanges.first?.components(separatedBy: " - ").first,
 let max = priceRanges.last?.components(separatedBy: " - ").last else return nil 

 return "[(min) - (max)]"


print(priceRange(
 with: [
 "$00.00 - $200.00",
 "$200.00 - $400.00",
 "$600.00 - $800.00"
 ]
))

answered 48 mins ago

Callam

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func priceRange(with priceRanges: [String]) -> String? 
 guard
 let min = priceRanges.first?.components(separatedBy: " - ").first,
 let max = priceRanges.last?.components(separatedBy: " - ").last else return nil 

 return "[(min) - (max)]"


print(priceRange(
 with: [
 "$00.00 - $200.00",
 "$200.00 - $400.00",
 "$600.00 - $800.00"
 ]
))

answered 48 mins ago

Callam

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func priceRange(with priceRanges: [String]) -> String? 
 guard
 let min = priceRanges.first?.components(separatedBy: " - ").first,
 let max = priceRanges.last?.components(separatedBy: " - ").last else return nil 

 return "[(min) - (max)]"


print(priceRange(
 with: [
 "$00.00 - $200.00",
 "$200.00 - $400.00",
 "$600.00 - $800.00"
 ]
))

answered 48 mins ago

Callam

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func priceRange(with priceRanges: [String]) -> String? 
 guard
 let min = priceRanges.first?.components(separatedBy: " - ").first,
 let max = priceRanges.last?.components(separatedBy: " - ").last else return nil 

 return "[(min) - (max)]"


print(priceRange(
 with: [
 "$00.00 - $200.00",
 "$200.00 - $400.00",
 "$600.00 - $800.00"
 ]
))

answered 48 mins ago

Callam

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answered 48 mins ago

Callam

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You can use split to split up the range based on the - character than remove the whitespaces.

let first = priceRange.first?.split(separator: "-").first?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) ?? ""
let last = priceRange.last?.split(separator: "-").last?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) ?? ""

answered 54 mins ago

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You can use split to split up the range based on the - character than remove the whitespaces.

let first = priceRange.first?.split(separator: "-").first?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) ?? ""
let last = priceRange.last?.split(separator: "-").last?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) ?? ""

answered 54 mins ago

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You can use split to split up the range based on the - character than remove the whitespaces.

let first = priceRange.first?.split(separator: "-").first?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) ?? ""
let last = priceRange.last?.split(separator: "-").last?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) ?? ""

answered 54 mins ago

DÃ¡vid PÃ¡sztor

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You can use split to split up the range based on the - character than remove the whitespaces.

let first = priceRange.first?.split(separator: "-").first?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) ?? ""
let last = priceRange.last?.split(separator: "-").last?.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) ?? ""

answered 54 mins ago

DÃ¡vid PÃ¡sztor

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answered 54 mins ago

DÃ¡vid PÃ¡sztor

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answered 54 mins ago

DÃ¡vid PÃ¡sztor

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answered 54 mins ago

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Use this You can find your values:

if let obj = priceRange as? [String] 
 let max = priceRange.max()
 let min = priceRange.min()
 print(max?.components(separatedBy: " - ").map($0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)).max()) //800
 print(min?.components(separatedBy: " - ").map($0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)).min()) //00

answered 34 mins ago

Pushp

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Use this You can find your values:

if let obj = priceRange as? [String] 
 let max = priceRange.max()
 let min = priceRange.min()
 print(max?.components(separatedBy: " - ").map($0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)).max()) //800
 print(min?.components(separatedBy: " - ").map($0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)).min()) //00

answered 34 mins ago

Pushp

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up vote
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Use this You can find your values:

if let obj = priceRange as? [String] 
 let max = priceRange.max()
 let min = priceRange.min()
 print(max?.components(separatedBy: " - ").map($0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)).max()) //800
 print(min?.components(separatedBy: " - ").map($0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)).min()) //00

answered 34 mins ago

Pushp

27029

Use this You can find your values:

if let obj = priceRange as? [String] 
 let max = priceRange.max()
 let min = priceRange.min()
 print(max?.components(separatedBy: " - ").map($0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)).max()) //800
 print(min?.components(separatedBy: " - ").map($0.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNewlines)).min()) //00

answered 34 mins ago

Pushp

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answered 34 mins ago

Pushp

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answered 34 mins ago

Pushp

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let currentFilters = ["Price": ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]]

var priceRange: [String] = [String]()
if let obj = currentFilters["Price"] as? [String] 
 priceRange = obj
 print(priceRange)


let first = priceRange.first!.split(separator: "-").first!
let last = priceRange.last!.split(separator: "-").last!

let range = "(first) - (last)"

For better optionals handling you can use this (NB, I'm following my over-descriptive coding style. This code can be much more compact)

func totalRange(filters: [String]?) -> String? 
 guard let filters = filters else return nil 
 guard filters.isEmpty == false else return nil 
 guard let startComponents = priceRange.first?.split(separator: "-"), startComponents.count == 2 else 
 fatalError("Unexpected Filter format for first filter") // or `return nil`
 
 guard let endComponents = priceRange.last?.split(separator: "-"), endComponents.count == 2 else 
 fatalError("Unexpected Filter format for last filter") // or `return nil`
 
 return "(startComponents.first!) - (endComponents.last!)"

let range = totalRange(filters: currentFilters["Price"])

let range1 = totalRange(filters: currentFilters["Not Exists"])

Past the code above to the playground. It can be written much shorter way, but I kept it like that for the sake of descriptivity

edited 6 mins ago

answered 52 mins ago

fewlinesofcode

1,129310

Sir what if my dictonary is empty
â€“Â wings
35 mins ago

If your dictionary is empty, my code will crash your application :). It was made to demonstrate the way how you can achieve desired behaviour. Optional values handling is a subject of further implementation.
â€“Â fewlinesofcode
31 mins ago

How can I handle this
â€“Â wings
19 mins ago

@wings, updated my answer
â€“Â fewlinesofcode
5 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
1
down vote

let currentFilters = ["Price": ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]]

var priceRange: [String] = [String]()
if let obj = currentFilters["Price"] as? [String] 
 priceRange = obj
 print(priceRange)


let first = priceRange.first!.split(separator: "-").first!
let last = priceRange.last!.split(separator: "-").last!

let range = "(first) - (last)"

For better optionals handling you can use this (NB, I'm following my over-descriptive coding style. This code can be much more compact)

func totalRange(filters: [String]?) -> String? 
 guard let filters = filters else return nil 
 guard filters.isEmpty == false else return nil 
 guard let startComponents = priceRange.first?.split(separator: "-"), startComponents.count == 2 else 
 fatalError("Unexpected Filter format for first filter") // or `return nil`
 
 guard let endComponents = priceRange.last?.split(separator: "-"), endComponents.count == 2 else 
 fatalError("Unexpected Filter format for last filter") // or `return nil`
 
 return "(startComponents.first!) - (endComponents.last!)"

let range = totalRange(filters: currentFilters["Price"])

let range1 = totalRange(filters: currentFilters["Not Exists"])

Past the code above to the playground. It can be written much shorter way, but I kept it like that for the sake of descriptivity

edited 6 mins ago

answered 52 mins ago

fewlinesofcode

1,129310

Sir what if my dictonary is empty
â€“Â wings
35 mins ago

If your dictionary is empty, my code will crash your application :). It was made to demonstrate the way how you can achieve desired behaviour. Optional values handling is a subject of further implementation.
â€“Â fewlinesofcode
31 mins ago

How can I handle this
â€“Â wings
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@wings, updated my answer
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let currentFilters = ["Price": ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]]

var priceRange: [String] = [String]()
if let obj = currentFilters["Price"] as? [String] 
 priceRange = obj
 print(priceRange)


let first = priceRange.first!.split(separator: "-").first!
let last = priceRange.last!.split(separator: "-").last!

let range = "(first) - (last)"

For better optionals handling you can use this (NB, I'm following my over-descriptive coding style. This code can be much more compact)

func totalRange(filters: [String]?) -> String? 
 guard let filters = filters else return nil 
 guard filters.isEmpty == false else return nil 
 guard let startComponents = priceRange.first?.split(separator: "-"), startComponents.count == 2 else 
 fatalError("Unexpected Filter format for first filter") // or `return nil`
 
 guard let endComponents = priceRange.last?.split(separator: "-"), endComponents.count == 2 else 
 fatalError("Unexpected Filter format for last filter") // or `return nil`
 
 return "(startComponents.first!) - (endComponents.last!)"

let range = totalRange(filters: currentFilters["Price"])

let range1 = totalRange(filters: currentFilters["Not Exists"])

Past the code above to the playground. It can be written much shorter way, but I kept it like that for the sake of descriptivity

edited 6 mins ago

answered 52 mins ago

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let currentFilters = ["Price": ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]]

var priceRange: [String] = [String]()
if let obj = currentFilters["Price"] as? [String] 
 priceRange = obj
 print(priceRange)


let first = priceRange.first!.split(separator: "-").first!
let last = priceRange.last!.split(separator: "-").last!

let range = "(first) - (last)"

For better optionals handling you can use this (NB, I'm following my over-descriptive coding style. This code can be much more compact)

func totalRange(filters: [String]?) -> String? 
 guard let filters = filters else return nil 
 guard filters.isEmpty == false else return nil 
 guard let startComponents = priceRange.first?.split(separator: "-"), startComponents.count == 2 else 
 fatalError("Unexpected Filter format for first filter") // or `return nil`
 
 guard let endComponents = priceRange.last?.split(separator: "-"), endComponents.count == 2 else 
 fatalError("Unexpected Filter format for last filter") // or `return nil`
 
 return "(startComponents.first!) - (endComponents.last!)"

let range = totalRange(filters: currentFilters["Price"])

let range1 = totalRange(filters: currentFilters["Not Exists"])

Past the code above to the playground. It can be written much shorter way, but I kept it like that for the sake of descriptivity

edited 6 mins ago

answered 52 mins ago

fewlinesofcode

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edited 6 mins ago

answered 52 mins ago

fewlinesofcode

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answered 52 mins ago

fewlinesofcode

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answered 52 mins ago

fewlinesofcode

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Sir what if my dictonary is empty
â€“Â wings
35 mins ago

If your dictionary is empty, my code will crash your application :). It was made to demonstrate the way how you can achieve desired behaviour. Optional values handling is a subject of further implementation.
â€“Â fewlinesofcode
31 mins ago

How can I handle this
â€“Â wings
19 mins ago

@wings, updated my answer
â€“Â fewlinesofcode
5 mins ago

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Sir what if my dictonary is empty
â€“Â wings
35 mins ago

If your dictionary is empty, my code will crash your application :). It was made to demonstrate the way how you can achieve desired behaviour. Optional values handling is a subject of further implementation.
â€“Â fewlinesofcode
31 mins ago

How can I handle this
â€“Â wings
19 mins ago

@wings, updated my answer
â€“Â fewlinesofcode
5 mins ago

Sir what if my dictonary is empty
â€“Â wings
35 mins ago

If your dictionary is empty, my code will crash your application :). It was made to demonstrate the way how you can achieve desired behaviour. Optional values handling is a subject of further implementation.
â€“Â fewlinesofcode
31 mins ago

How can I handle this
â€“Â wings
19 mins ago

@wings, updated my answer
â€“Â fewlinesofcode
5 mins ago

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//use components(separatedBy:) :

let prices = f.components(separatedBy: " - ")

prices.first // $600.00

prices.last // $800.00

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//use components(separatedBy:) :

let prices = f.components(separatedBy: " - ")

prices.first // $600.00

prices.last // $800.00

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//use components(separatedBy:) :

let prices = f.components(separatedBy: " - ")

prices.first // $600.00

prices.last // $800.00

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//use components(separatedBy:) :

let prices = f.components(separatedBy: " - ")

prices.first // $600.00

prices.last // $800.00

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You could also use String.components(separatedBy:):

var text = "100$ - 200$"
var new = text.components(separatedBy: " - ")[0]
print(new) // Prints 100$

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You could also use String.components(separatedBy:):

var text = "100$ - 200$"
var new = text.components(separatedBy: " - ")[0]
print(new) // Prints 100$

answered 52 mins ago

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You could also use String.components(separatedBy:):

var text = "100$ - 200$"
var new = text.components(separatedBy: " - ")[0]
print(new) // Prints 100$

answered 52 mins ago

user2531284

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You could also use String.components(separatedBy:):

var text = "100$ - 200$"
var new = text.components(separatedBy: " - ")[0]
print(new) // Prints 100$

answered 52 mins ago

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answered 52 mins ago

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answered 52 mins ago

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let amountsArray = ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]
let amounts = amountsArray.reduce("") $0 + $1 .split(separator: "-")
if let first = amounts.first, let last = amounts.last 
 print("(first)-(last)")

edited 4 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sateesh

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You get an extra " " when you split with "-".
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
8 mins ago

You are right @RakeshaShastri. Thanks..!! I've updated the answer
â€“Â Sateesh
4 mins ago

It is still wrong. Did you check it?
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
3 mins ago

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let amountsArray = ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]
let amounts = amountsArray.reduce("") $0 + $1 .split(separator: "-")
if let first = amounts.first, let last = amounts.last 
 print("(first)-(last)")

edited 4 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sateesh

759310

You get an extra " " when you split with "-".
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
8 mins ago

You are right @RakeshaShastri. Thanks..!! I've updated the answer
â€“Â Sateesh
4 mins ago

It is still wrong. Did you check it?
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
3 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
0
down vote

let amountsArray = ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]
let amounts = amountsArray.reduce("") $0 + $1 .split(separator: "-")
if let first = amounts.first, let last = amounts.last 
 print("(first)-(last)")

edited 4 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sateesh

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let amountsArray = ["$00.00 - $200.00", "$200.00 - $400.00", "$600.00 - $800.00"]
let amounts = amountsArray.reduce("") $0 + $1 .split(separator: "-")
if let first = amounts.first, let last = amounts.last 
 print("(first)-(last)")

edited 4 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sateesh

759310

edited 4 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sateesh

759310

answered 50 mins ago

Sateesh

759310

answered 50 mins ago

Sateesh

759310

You get an extra " " when you split with "-".
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
8 mins ago

You are right @RakeshaShastri. Thanks..!! I've updated the answer
â€“Â Sateesh
4 mins ago

It is still wrong. Did you check it?
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
3 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

You get an extra " " when you split with "-".
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
8 mins ago

You are right @RakeshaShastri. Thanks..!! I've updated the answer
â€“Â Sateesh
4 mins ago

It is still wrong. Did you check it?
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
3 mins ago

You get an extra " " when you split with "-".
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
8 mins ago

You are right @RakeshaShastri. Thanks..!! I've updated the answer
â€“Â Sateesh
4 mins ago

It is still wrong. Did you check it?
â€“Â Rakesha Shastri
3 mins ago

add a commentÂ |Â

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