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Updated Swift Autocompletion Syntax #3198

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Performed updates to the Swift Snippets JSON so that they match the latest language syntax

Updated :

  • print()
  • repeat {} while

Added :

  • Guard statement
  • Optional Binding Statement

Performed updates to the Swift Snippets JSON so that they match the latest language syntax

Updated :

- print()
- repeat {} while

Added :

- Guard statement
- Optional Binding Statement
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@egamma egamma added this to the Feb 2016 milestone Feb 20, 2016
aeschli added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 22, 2016
Updated Swift Autocompletion Syntax
@aeschli aeschli merged commit 5ae8889 into microsoft:master Feb 22, 2016
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aeschli commented Feb 22, 2016

Thanks @alexaubry !

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