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iOS Closures in Swift 2 Building Standard Library Functions Using Reduce

Muhammad Ali
Muhammad Ali
4,386 Points

Can Someone help with this challenge?

Confused about the addition part in this question

reduce.swift
let ages = [12,10,11,42,35,27,91,82,26,33,37,15]

let total = ages.reduce {}

What's the issue? Are you having an error? Try ages.reduce() instead.

2 Answers

Yer it should work if you use ages.reduce() instead of ages.reduce{}

Let me know if it still doesn't work!

Muhammad Ali
Muhammad Ali
4,386 Points

Curly braces was the issue! Thanks Andrew.

No worries, can you mark that as the answer please :D