var persons = [Dictionary<String, String>()]
println(persons.count)
prints 1
. I see that there is an empty dictionary inside the array when it is initialized but is there a way to avoid that and having 0 elements instead of 1? Later I need to be able to do:
persons.append(["firstName": "Foo", "lastName": "Bar"])
Any ideas?
By using this:
[Dictionary<String, String>()]
you are creating an array with one element Dictionary<String, String>()
The correct way is to move the parenthesis after the square brackets:
[Dictionary<String, String>]()
That declares an array of type Dictionary<String, String>
, and instantiate it.
Equivalent way of creating it is:
Array<Dictionary<String, String>>()