From Swift documentation:<p>for i in 0..&lt;count {
    print(&quot;Person \(i + 1) is called \(names[i])&quot;)
}<p>This ..&lt; operator is so much more logical, of course! Not to mention == and ===. Logically, the first one compares twice and the second compares three times (for luck), just in case first two comparisons didn&#x27;t go through...