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let platforms = ["iOS", "macOS", "tvOS", "watchOS"]

for os in platforms {
    print("Swift works great on \(os).")
}

When I run the code above in playground, it prints the final element of the array only. When run my output is:

Array of 4 String elements
[several blank lines]
 "Swift works great on watchOS.\n"

Expected behavior?

Sonoma 14.2, Xcode 15.0.1

edit: running the swift code from the command-line displays each element.

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When I run in playground, get this

Swift works great on iOS.
Swift works great on macOS.
Swift works great on tvOS.
Swift works great on watchOS.

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Thanks for the reply,

I'm not allowed to insert an image or to link to an image, unfortunately. I wanted to show exactly what I was seeing

I have two panels:

The left-hand panel, where I'm entering code, has line-numbers. The right-hand panel shows only partial output.

the screencap can be seen at http // jocala dot com / play.png

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You need to show the debug area. You can do this under the View menu, or using ⇧⌘Y

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See this

Playgroung

PS to insert image I use Dropbox (allowed link) and then change the last bit of url (dl=0) to raw=1 then it should work

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Thanks! I'm all sorted out and proceeding onward. Day seven!

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