Difference between two function calls - Swift -


what difference between these 2 swift functions. don't quite understand it. know 2 different functions have different parameter structures.

func addtwointegers(first x:int, second y:int) -> int{       return x + y }  func multiplytwointegers(x:int, y:int) -> int{      return x * y } 

the difference between 2 functions evident if use them inside of swift’s playground. first function uses external naming parameters allow see name of parameters in kind of objective-c style fashion. example, when call addtwointegers, able call while passing in arguments addtwointegers(first: x, second: y). second function not use external naming parameters can call passing in arguments such multiplytwointegers(2,2)

copy code xcode’s playground.

func addtwointegers(first x:int, second y:int) -> int{     return x + y }  func multiplytwointegers(x:int, y:int) -> int{     return x * y     }   var x = addtwointegers(first: 10, second: 10)     var y = multiplytwointegers(2, 2)  println(x) println(y) 

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