     // Once in a while you might want to remove a value-key pair
     
     /*
-    SwiftyPlistManager.shared.removeValueKeyPair(for: thirdKey, fromPlistWithName: dataPlistName) { (err) in
-      if err == nil {
-        print("-------------> Key-Value pair successfully removed at Key '\(thirdKey)' from '\(dataPlistName).plist'")
-      }
-    }*/
+     SwiftyPlistManager.shared.removeValueKeyPair(for: thirdKey, fromPlistWithName: dataPlistName) { (err) in
+     if err == nil {
+     print("-------------> Key-Value pair successfully removed at Key '\(thirdKey)' from '\(dataPlistName).plist'")
+     }
+     }*/
     
     // Of course, if this line is executed several times 'SwiftyPlistManager' realises that the item
     // was already removed and does not exist. Try it out!

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

class ViewController: UIViewController {

  override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    

    // by adding a new dictionary.
    
    /*
     SwiftyPlistManager.shared.addNew(dict, key: fourthKey, toPlistWithName: dataPlistName) { (err) in
     if err == nil {
     print("-------------> Value '\(dict)' successfully saved at Key '\(fourthKey)' into '\(dataPlistName).plist'")
     }
     }*/
    
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    // Now just to have some fun with it, change the age of John to 56.
    
    /*
     dict["age"] = 56
     SwiftyPlistManager.shared.save(dict, forKey: fourthKey, toPlistWithName: dataPlistName) { (err) in
     if err == nil {
     print("-------------> Value '\(dict)' successfully saved at Key '\(fourthKey)' into '\(dataPlistName).plist'")
     }
     }*/
    
    // Well done! Now comment back the calls.
    
