Swift, Apple's open source programming language, announces Swift Algorithms
What you need to know
- Swift has announced Swift Algorithms.
- The announcement was made in a blog post on the Swift.org website.
- The algorithms should help developers fix code and improve app performance faster.
Announced on Twitter on Wednesday night, Swift, Apple's open-source programming language, is bringing new algorithm packages to developers. The announcement was made through the Swift Language account:
The new open source Swift Algorithms package was just released, and ready for the community to jump in!
To learn more about these new sequence and collection-focused algorithms, head to the https://t.co/5NNXraGyus blog:https://t.co/EsoUq1Q0pUThe new open source Swift Algorithms package was just released, and ready for the community to jump in!
To learn more about these new sequence and collection-focused algorithms, head to the https://t.co/5NNXraGyus blog:https://t.co/EsoUq1Q0pU— Swift Language (@SwiftLang) October 8, 2020October 8, 2020
In a blog post on the Swift website, Nate Cook, a member of the Swift standard library team at Apple, says that the team hopes developers will adopt the new algorithms to help assist in correcting their code.
Developers can check out Swift Algorithms on the Swift website.
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