Scott scott-lydon

This version works by creating a new value at each step.

let sum = [1, 2, 3].reduce(0) { partial, value in
    partial + value
}

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Coding Guidelines

Omit the return keyword in one-line functions that return a value.
Use trailing closure syntax.
Remove the Google indentation guide rule due to lack of specific guidelines in the Google Swift style guide and because SwiftLint handles indentation.
Reevaluate the rule regarding DispatchQueue from inaction on the main thread for feasibility in static analysis.
Use higher-order functions when multiple properties call the same function.
Require every method to have a comment.

Omit the return keyword in one-line functions that return a value.
Use trailing closure syntax.
Remove the Google indentation guide rule due to lack of specific guidelines in the Google Swift style guide and because SwiftLint handles indentation.
Reevaluate the rule regarding DispatchQueue from inaction on the main thread for feasibility in static analysis.
Use higher-order functions when multiple properties call the same function.
Require every method to have a comment.

	# Coding Guidelines

	## Rules

	1. Omit the return keyword in one-line functions that return a value.
	2. Use trailing closure syntax.
	3. Remove the Google indentation guide rule due to lack of specific guidelines in the Google Swift style guide and because SwiftLint handles indentation.
	4. Reevaluate the rule regarding DispatchQueue from inaction on the main thread for feasibility in static analysis.
	5. Use higher-order functions when multiple properties call the same function.
	6. Require every method to have a comment.

	1. Omit the return keyword in one-line functions that return a value.

	Non-triggering examples:

	swift
	Copy code
	func blocks() -> [Block] {
	.all(with: .retained, times: 2)
	}
	swift


	// No Model in names
	/*
	throw an error when a class or struct is added that doesn't
	use the word model in the name, and isn't a subclass of a
	UIViewController, nor UIView, nor view, uiviewRepresentable,
	codable or observer.
	*/

	import UIKit

	class QRCodeTarotUITests: XCTestCase {

	override func setUpWithError() throws {
	// Put setup code here. This method is called before the invocation of each test method in the class.

	// In UI tests it is usually best to stop immediately when a failure occurs.
	continueAfterFailure = false

	// In UI tests it’s important to set the initial state - such as interface orientation - required for your tests before they run. The setUp method is a good place to do this.
	}