Swift Tutorial: Filter, Map, Reduce - How It Works (higher order functions in iOS)

[@josejaimefelixgarciagarcia8884]

Best explanation. I needed to check if my understanding was correct because I usually see this.
I wish he explained the concept behind writing the .map in a different way, like for example
.map({e in e.name})
wherein it is just the same as .map({$0.name})

[@Shermyyy]

Best higher order function video out there! Clear explanation, great examples, and straight to the point. Please keep these videos coming! I'm learning something new with every video whether I'm familiar with the subject or not.

[@Soh965]

Absolutely loved the tutorial. Brilliant example using tableview with segments for filtering out list of objects!

[@iOSAcademy]

Thank you’ dont forget to like & sub

[@tlilihamdi3603]

thanks this is help me a lot

[@kaanyigit3569]

Thanks. You are perfect!

[@iOSAcademy]

Thanks

[@lEon1l]

Great video !!

[@iOSAcademy]

Thanks!

[@joshuajean4683]

good stuff

[@iOSAcademy]

thanks

[@ProductsHub365]

nice one ! .. but what if I have a string value like category name instead of bool . how can we categorise array objects without using string comparison in our code with just higher order functions ? can you please explain this ?

[@benceylan273]

Thanks. A comment, you are playing too much with zooming.

[@iOSAcademy]

Thanks. New videos have no zoom