Storing an array of strings using Realm's RLMArray

Question

Does anyone know how you can use Realm to store an array of strings? I\'m trying to map the following response into Realm correctly:

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Answer 1

UPDATE (most of the previous answers are no longer correct):

You can now store primitive types or their nullable counterparts (more specifically: booleans, integer and floating-point number types, strings, dates, and data) directly within RLMArrays or Lists. If you want to define a list of such primitive values you no longer need to define cumbersome single-field wrapper objects. Instead, you can just store the primitive values themselves.

Lists of primitive values work much the same way as lists containing objects, as the example below demonstrates for Swift:

class Student : Object {
    @objc dynamic var name: String = ""
    let testScores = List()
}

// Retrieve a student.
let realm = try! Realm()
let bob = realm.objects(Student.self).filter("name = 'Bob'").first!

// Give him a few test scores, and then print his average score.
try! realm.write {
    bob.testScores.removeAll()
    bob.testScores.append(94)
    bob.testScores.append(89)
    bob.testScores.append(96)
}
print("\(bob.testScores.average()!)")   // 93.0

All other languages supported by Realm also supports lists of primitive types.