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iOS Closures in Swift Building Standard Library Functions Using Filter

Stanislav Zaichenko
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Stanislav Zaichenko
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Stanislav Zaichenko
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Why this would not pass the code challenge?

let numbers = [10,423,802,765,943,12,405,230,1348,128,237] let oddValues = numbers.filter { $0 % 3 == 0 } oddValues // [423, 765, 12, 405, 237] what appears in my sandbox

filter.swift 
let numbers = [10,423,802,765,943,12,405,230,1348,128,237]
let oddValues = numbers.filter { $0 % 3 == 0 }

1 Answer

KRIS NIKOLAISEN
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
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Your predicate is numbers that are perfectly divisible by 3. So for the array this will include for example 12 which is perfectly divisible by 3 but not odd. The video @ 0:56 shows how to use filter for even numbers with { 0 % 2 == 0}. Odd numbers would be where this isn't the case { 0 % 2 != 0} or { 0 % 2 == 1}.