for (n, i) in 0..10 {
...
}
In a for loop, the second variable (if provided), in this case i, is always int at the beginning of each iteration, so this can probably be hard-coded in.
Technically speaking we can infer the type of n from the range operator as well, but that is not 100% fool-proof.
In a
forloop, the second variable (if provided), in this casei, is alwaysintat the beginning of each iteration, so this can probably be hard-coded in.Technically speaking we can infer the type of
nfrom the range operator as well, but that is not 100% fool-proof.