How do you do println() in swift 2 [duplicate]

Answer 1

it's print("hello world"). it's changed in swift 2.0 and you need to see Apple's website. put print() instead of println()

Answer 2

Using Xcode 7.0 Beta 6, the solution on my end, including getting rid of the annoying new line character:

Answer 3

Use quotation marks:

println("helloworld")

and in swift 2.0, use print():

print("helloworld")

Answer 4

No More println() As per apple documentation :

In Swift 2.0 there is

print("Hello")

for the new line you can set flag

print("Hello", appendNewline: false)

Declaration

func print(_ value: T, appendNewline appendNewline: Bool)

Discussion

The textual representation is obtained from the value using its protocol conformances, in the following order of preference: Streamable, CustomStringConvertible, CustomDebugStringConvertible. If none of these conformances are found, a default text representation is constructed in an implementation-defined way, based on the type kind and structure.