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# objects(at:)

Returns an array containing the objects in the fetch result at the indexes in the specified index set.

```
func objects(at indexes: IndexSet) -> [ObjectType]
```

## Parameters

`indexes`

An index set containing indexes within the bounds of the fetch result.

## Return Value

An array containing the objects in the fetch result at the indexes specified by `indexes`.

## Discussion

The ordering of the returned array follows the index set. That is, in the returned array, an object with a higher index in the index set comes after any object with a smaller index in the index set.

Raises a range exception if any index in the index set is beyond the end of the fetch result (that is, greater than or equal to the value of the [`count`](/documentation/Photos/PHFetchResult/count) property).

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