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## Overview
We can use the **`last`** array instance property to get the last element of an array in Swift. 

## Syntax
```swift
arr.last
```

## Return value
The value returned is the last element of an array.

## Example


// create arrays
var gnaam = ["Google", "Netflix", "Amazon", "Apple", "Facebook", "Meta"];
var letters = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e"];
var numbers = [1, 2, 3];

// get last elements
let last1 = gnaam.last ?? "";
var last2 = letters.last ?? "";
var last3 = numbers.last ?? 0;

// print results
print(last1);  // Meta
print(last2);  // e
print(last3);  // 3

## Explanation
* Lines 2–4: We create arrays `gnaam`, `letters`, and `numbers`.
* Lines 7–9: We use the `last` array instance property to get the last element of each array. We store the results in variables `last1`, `last2`, and `last3`. The question marks in the code returns `""` for the first and second array and returns 0 for the third array if they are empty or nil.
* Line 12–14: We print the results.


What is array.last in Swift?

Use the `last` array instance property in Swift to retrieve the last array element.