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About the content This content has been published here with the express permission of the author. Chris Eidhof is the author of the upcoming book Functional Programming in Swift, co-creator of objc.io and organizer of UIKonf. We were thrilled when he agreed to speak at the SLUG meetup in San Francisco. In this presentation, Chris spoke about how to leverage the capabilities of Swift to do function
This article examines two implementations of a logic puzzle written in Swift. The first example uses an imperative programming style, which is the style familiar to most iOS developers. Then we see the same small program written in a functional style, which is facilitated by several Swift language features. Get the source code at https://github.com/ijoshsmith/break-a-dollar The logic puzzle A few
Apple’s programming language Swift includes several features commonly used in functional programming but unheard of in more mainstream languages. This blog post explores the lesser-known feature known as curried functions. I first encountered currying when studying the functional language Haskell, which is fundamentally based on function currying. Swift makes function currying available but a deve
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