So, is Swift getting official implementation in the Code Playground? A related question regarding that

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Hey people!

You can indirectly choose Swift in the Code Playground now through different methods.

You can also access my code here, from one of my testings:

https://code.sololearn.com/csVuHCMkF819/?ref=app

Now, for my question... What kind of functionality can we expect here? What version of Swift and what limitations are there?

Since you can’t choose Swift from the Code Playground directly(not from the IOS app anyway), I’m guessing it’s not officially implemented yet?

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Edit: For those who haven’t noticed, I’ve found a couple of ways to use the compiler in Code Playground to play around with Swift. You can start a new project from the Solo Learn website, play around with it and save it. Once you have saved the project you’ll also be able to continue coding in the app as well. I’ve had some problems with renaming the project from the app, and the same problems seem to occur when you want to use the «save as» function. You can still save normally, though. There’s also possible to use the compiler from the Swift 4 course, where you get to test the snippets of code from some of the examples.