I have an array of Person
\'s objects:
class Person {
let name:String
let position:Int
}
and the array is:
Since Swift 4
you can do @Tj3n's approach more cleanly and efficiently using the into
version of reduce
It gets rid of the temporary dictionary and the return value so it is faster and easier to read.
Sample code setup:
struct Person {
let name: String
let position: Int
}
let myArray = [Person(name:"h", position: 0), Person(name:"b", position:4), Person(name:"c", position:2)]
Into
parameter is passed empty dictionary of result type:
let myDict = myArray.reduce(into: [Int: String]()) {
$0[$1.position] = $1.name
}
Directly returns a dictionary of the type passed in into
:
print(myDict) // [2: "c", 0: "h", 4: "b"]