I created an array that contains different numbers and each time the button is clicked the array advances to the next index number.
var currentNumber = 0
var random = ["1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6"]
@IBAction func numberUp(sender: UIButton)
numberLabel.text = random[currentNumber]
++currentNumber
I tried to get similar results in with Parse but i couldn't. I created a class with a array in it
var numbers = PFObject(className:"Numbers")
numbers["number"] = ["1","2","3","4","5","6"]
numbers.save()
How would i go about doing the same thing but with the array i created on Parse. Or how could i retrieve the array from Parse and assign it to a local array ?
First you have to create a PFQuery like
let query = PFQuery(className: "Numbers")
Create a query to download the data in the table:
let result = query.find()
Then assume you have only one row in the table:
let arrayOfNumbers = result.first
Then you can iterate on arrayOfNumbers
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