The removeAll() method removes all the elements from the array based on a given condition.
Example
removeAll() Syntax
The syntax of the removeAll() method is:
array.removeAll(where: condition)
Here, array is an object of the Array class.
removeAll() Parameters
The removeAll() method can take one parameter:
- condition (optional) - a closure which accepts a condition and returns a bool value. If the condition is true, the specified element is removed from array.
removeAll() Return Value
The removeAll() method doesn't return any value. It only removes elements from the array.
Example 1: Swift removeAll()
Output
Programming Languages: ["Swift", "Java", "C"] Array after removeAll: []
Example 2: Using removeAll() with where Clause
Output
["Swift", "C"]
In the above example, we have defined the closure {$0 == "Objective-C"} to remove "Objective-C" from the array.
$0 is the shortcut to mean that the first element of the languages array is passed into the closure.