How to use Subscripts in Swift | Advanced Learning #32

[@colbymehmen]

Hey great videos, one thing i noticed was you said `You can only have one subscript for each type you are injecting`, because you aren't passing parameters. You actually can have parameters for subcripts example => `public subscript (safe index: Index?) -> Element? {`, but surprisingly enough, still limits limits yo to one subscript per type. Just thought i'd share.

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Oh man I did not realize that 😅 thanks for the comment. I’ll pin this so others can see it!

[@colbymehmen]

@@SwiftfulThinking You were ultimately still right, it still limits you to one even with the parameter label. Really enjoy the vids! Thanks

[@khaneja]

Just wanted to say you and your work is awesome. Count me as a fan Nick!

[@unthinkabilities]

Amazing video once again Nick! You really are my favorite Swift/SwiftUI resource :)

[@elaidzhashchukin7268]

Thank u, Nick :)

[@Jonathan.B]

I don't know if something has changed, but if I put in an Int subscript, I get no crash and it uses my version. I checked by using if index == atIndex - 1 which gives me an array with subscripts starting at 1. (XCode 15.3, iOS 17.4)