In Swift, you can call a public instance method on an instance of a class using dot notation.
Assuming you have a class named MyClass
and a public instance method named myMethod
, here's an example code snippet:
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In this example, we create an instance of MyClass
using the MyClass()
initializer and assign it to myObject
. Then, we call the myMethod
public instance method on myObject
using dot notation.
This way, the myMethod
will be executed on the instance of the class MyClass
.
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