# 
## Overview
In Swift, **`hashValue`** is a string property, used to return the hash value of a `string` value.
## Syntax
```swift
string.hashValue
```
## Return value
It returns the hash value of `string`.
## Example


// create some strings
let name = "Theodore"
let language = "Swift"
let emptyString = ""

// get hashValue property
let debugDesc1 = name.hashValue
let debugDesc2 = language.hashValue
let debugDesc3 = emptyString.hashValue

// print results
print(debugDesc1) // "Theodore"
print(debugDesc2) // "Swift"
print(debugDesc3) // ""

## Explanation
* **Lines 2–4**: We create three `string` values.
* **Lines 7–9**: We use the `hashValue` property to get the hash values of the strings, and save the results.
* **Lines 12–14**: We print the results to the console.

What is the string.hashValue property in Swift?

The `hashValue` property in Swift returns the hash value of a string.