# Overview
The **`Double.description`** property in **Swift** returns the textual representation of a **double value**.
# Syntax
```swift
Double.description
```
# Return value
This property returns a **string** value.
# Code example

// Create some double values
let d1 = 2.34
let d2 = 5.565
let d3 = 0.1111

// Get the textual representation
let t1 = d1.description
let t2 = d2.description
let t3 = d3.description

// Print the text
print(t1)
print(t2)
print(t3)

// Print the object types of the text
print(type(of: t1))
print(type(of: t2))
print(type(of: t3))

# Explanation
* **Lines 2 to 4**: We create the double values we need.
* **Lines 7 to 9**: We get the textual representations of the strings using the **`description`**.  
* **Lines 12 to 14**: The textual representations of the strings are printed to the console.
* **Lines 17 to 19**: The textual representations' object types are printed to the console.
 

What is Double.description in Swift?

Double.description in Swift returns a string representation of a double value.