How to convert a float to an int
Swift version: 5.6
You can convert between a Float and an Int just by using the integer's constructor, like this:
let myFloat: Float = 10.756
let myInt = Int(myFloat)Note that when you do this, your number will automatically be rounded downwards. In the example above, the integer will be 10, not 11.
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