Programming in Swift: Functions & Types

Jan 4 2022 Swift 5.5, iOS 15, Xcode 13

Part 3: Enumerations

22. Challenge: Enumerations

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I’ve got a challenge to help you practice using enumerations! You’ll find everything you need on page 3 of the Playground for this part of the course, including some starter code! Pause the video, try the challenges on your own, and then come back to compare your work to mine.

enum Suit

enum Suit: String {

}

case heart
case club
case spade
case diamond

  case heart = "suit.heart.fill"
  case club = "suit.club.fill"
  case spade = "suit.spade.fill"
  case diamond = "suit.diamond.fill"

let heartIcon = Image(systemName: 😺Suit.heart.rawValue).resizable()
let clubIcon = Image(systemName: 😺Suit.club.rawValue).resizable()
let spadeIcon = Image(systemName: 😺Suit.spade.rawValue).resizable()
let diamondIcon = Image(systemName: 😺Suit.diamond.rawValue).resizable()

enum Coin

enum Coin: Double {

}

  case penny = 0.01
  case nickel = 0.05
  case dime = 0.10
  case quarter = 0.25

let coinPurse: [Coin]

 = [.penny, .penny, .dime, .quarter, .quarter, .nickel, .penny, .quarter]

let total = coinPurse.reduce(

.reduce(0.0) {

{ (result, coin) -> Double in

result + coin.rawValue