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## Overview
When we use the **`debugDescription` property** of a dictionary instance on a dictionary, we want to get the string that represents the contents of that dictionary. This property is useful and suitable for debugging.

## Syntax
```swift
dictionary.debugDescription
```
## Return value
The value returned is a string.
## Code example


// create some dictionaries
var days = [
  0 : "Sunday",
  1 : "Monday",
  2 : "Tuesday",
  3 : "Wednesday",
  4 : "Thursday",
  5 : "Friday",
  6 : "Saturday"
]

// get the debug description
print(days.debugDescription)

## Explanation
* **Lines 2 to 10**: We create a dictionary called `days`. We then give it some entry values.
* **Line 13**: We get the debug description using the `debugDescription` property and print the value to the console. 

What is the debugDescription property of a dictionary in Swift?

The debugDescription property of a Swift dictionary returns a string representation useful for debugging.