I know I can use the "let" keyword to define a read-only property on a class. But I want one that can be changed by the class itself. I came up with this:
private gip: Bool = false
var gameInProgress: Bool {
return gip
}Now only the class functions can change the property. But is there a more elegant way to do this?
Yes.
private(set) var gameIsInProgress = falseNotice how I added "is"; that seems to be convention and would read better if you could abstract the game into at least a tuple, if not struct/class.
Yes.
private(set) var gameIsInProgress = falseNotice how I added "is"; that seems to be convention and would read better if you could abstract the game into at least a tuple, if not struct/class.