I'm new to Swift and I'm stuck with this simple issue, hope someone can help.
I'm trying to assign float value to 2 UILabels
deliveryCollectionLabel and adminFeeLabel with if logic in 2 different functions as shown below and then on third function named totalCost I'm trying to add them values but I'm getting an error:
Binary operator '+' cannot be applied to two '()' operands
first question: is below the correct way to assign a Float
value to labels deliveryCollectionLabel and adminFeeLabel?
secondly: what is the correct way to add values of these 2 functions into Float
which will be used to add to another float value later on in the code?
private func deliveryCharge() {
if deliveryCollectionLabel.text! == "Delivery" {
deliveryChargeLabel.text! = "2.50"
} else {
deliveryChargeLabel.text! = "0.00"
}
}
private func adminFee () {
adminFeeLabel.text! = "0.50"
}
private func totalCost() {
var totalOrderCost = 0
totalOrderCost = deliveryCharge() + adminFee()
}
You can use it that way.
private func getDeliveryCharge() -> Double {
if deliveryCollectionLabel.text! == "Delivery" {
return 2.50
}
return 0.0
}
private func getAdminFee() -> Double {
return 0.50
}
private func getTotalCost() -> Double {
return getDeliveryCharge() + getAdminFee()
}
[USE]:
deliveryChargeLabel.text = "\(getDeliveryCharge())"
adminFeeLabel.text = "\(getAdminFee())"
print("\(getTotalCost())")
I hope it helps.