Hello,

I need to choose element from table, then choose again second element from this same table view, then display them in another controller together in one table.

I try do this by the way of creating two variables of this same property, and distinguish, which is tapped, but I don't know how.

func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, didSelectRowAt indexPath: IndexPath) {
        //let firstCurrency = [rates[indexPath.row]]
       // let secondCurrency = [rates[indexPath.row]]
        let firsCurrency = [rates[indexPath.row].pair.source.name]
        let secondCurrency = [rates[indexPath.row].pair.target.name]
        let vcRates = RatesViewController()
        let vcSelf = CurrencyViewController()

        if firsCurrency.contains(where: {$0.count == 1}) {
            vcSelf.modalPresentationStyle = .fullScreen

        } else {
        vcRates.modalPresentationStyle = .fullScreen
        }
        //vc.modalPresentationStyle = .fullScreen

    }

In here you can see "rates" property which is model from API.

And so on a little of my mess.

At the end my question is, how I can assign value from tableview to firstCurrency at the first time, then somehow assign value to the secondCurrency, at the second.

Thanks for help.

I would solve this using the same tableView to allow the user to select the source and target rows. You could store the indexPath of each in a variable, and highlight the selected cells accordingly as a kind of toggle. Once you have a source and target you could then enable a 'Next' button to move to the next view, and pass through the two values.