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How to calculate the volume of a cube in Swift

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//
// Calculate the volume of a cube in Swift.
// --------------------------------------------------
// A cube has equal side lengths. If each side has length "side",
// the volume is:
//
//      volume = side³
//
// Swift does not have a built‑in exponent operator for integers,
// but for simple integer powers like 3, multiplication is idiomatic.
//

import Foundation

/// Computes the volume of a cube.
/// - Parameter side: The length of one side of the cube (must be non‑negative).
/// - Returns: The cube's volume as a Double.
func cubeVolume(side: Double) -> Double {
    precondition(side >= 0, "Side length must be non‑negative")

    // Swift's most idiomatic way to compute side³ is simply:
    return side * side * side
}

let side = 15.0

print("Side length: \(side)")
print("Volume of cube: \(cubeVolume(side: side))")



/*
run:

Side length: 15.0
Volume of cube: 3375.0

*/

 



answered 4 days ago by avibootz
edited 4 days ago by avibootz
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