How to Swap Array items in Swift?

Swift supports various generic collections like set, dictionary, and array. In Swift, an array is an ordered collection that is used to store the same type of values like string, int, float, etc. In an array, you are not allowed to store the value of a different type in an array, for example, if you have an int type array in this array you are not allowed to store float values, if you try to do so you will get an error. It also keeps duplicate values of the same type. An array can be mutable and immutable. In the Swift array, we can swap the position of the elements. To do so we use the swapAt() function. This function swap two values of the array at the given position.

Syntax:

arrayName.swapAt(val1, val2)

Here, 

arrayName is the object of the array class.

Parameter: This function takes two parameters, i.e., val1 and val2. Here val1 represents the position of the first element to swap and val2 represents the position of the second element to swap.

Return Value: It does not return any value. Instead, it swaps the specified elements.

Example 1:

Output:

Array before swapping: [23.034, 1.9, 9.1, 32.34, 560.44, 21.23]
Array after swapping: [23.034, 9.1, 1.9, 32.34, 560.44, 21.23]

Example 2:

Output:

Geeks's employee name before swapping: ["Sumit", "Poonam", "Punit", "Bittu", "Mohit"]
Geeks's employee name after swapping: ["Sumit", "Poonam", "Mohit", "Bittu", "Punit"]