Programmatically change the height and width of a UIImageView Xcode Swift

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Hey for some reason I am struggling with trying to set the height and width of one of my image views  I want to set it so the height only goes for 20  of my screen  I know to regularly set it you can do things like  image    0 0 50 50   But I need the height to not be a static number  Something like image    0 0  frame height   0 2  50   Any suggestions

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A faster   alternative way to change the height and or width of a UIView is by setting its width height through frame size  let neededHeight   UIScreen main bounds height   0 2 yourView frame size height   neededHeight

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The accepted answer in Swift 3   let screenSize  CGRect   UIScreen main bounds image frame   CGRect x  0  y  0  width  50  height  screenSize height   0 2

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imageView is a subview of the main view  It works this way  image frame   CGRectMake 0   0  super view frame width  super view frame height   0 2

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u can use this code   var imageView   UIImageView image  UIImage name  imageName     imageView frame   CGrectMake x y imageView frame width 0 2 50     or  var imageView   UIImageView frame CGrectMake x y  self view frame size width  0 2  50

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Using autoview  image heightAnchor constraint equalToConstant  CGFloat 8   isActive   true

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Hey i figured it out shortly after  For some reason I was just having a brain fart   image frame   CGRectMake 0   0  self view frame width  self view frame height   0 2

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let screenSize  CGRect   UIScreen mainScreen   bounds image frame   CGRectMake 0 0  screenSize height   0 2  50

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