# 
## Overview
We use the `description` property of a `Dictionary` instance to get the string representation of the contents of that Dictionary instance.

## Syntax
```swift
dictionary.description
```
## Return value
The value returned is a string. This string represents the contents of the Dictionary instance, `dictionary`'s, entries.
## Example


// create a dictionay
var techGiants = [
  "G" : "Google",
  "N" : "Netflix",
  "Ap" : "Apple",
  "Am" : "Amazon",
  "M" : "Meta"
]

// get the string representations
let stringified = techGiants.description

// print string contents
print(stringified)

// check type
print(type(of: stringified)) // String

## Explanation
* Line 2: We create a dictionary called `techGiants`. We then populated it with some entry values.
* Line 11: We get the dictionary's contents in the form of a `string`. Then, we store the result in a variable called `stringified`.
* Line 17: We get the result instance type using the `type(of:)` method. We then print the value to the console.

How to get a Dictionary instance in the form of a string in Swift

Use the description property of a Dictionary instance to get its string representation.