alt Hacker NewsBut you have to know all of them to read other people's code.
To answer your question: I would immediately get rid of guard.
Also, I think the complexity and interplay of structs, classes, enums, protocols and now actors is staggering.
But you have to know all of them to read other people's code.
To answer your question: I would immediately get rid of guard.
Also, I think the complexity and interplay of structs, classes, enums, protocols and now actors is staggering.
I'm surprised, guard is really useful, especially when unwrapping optionals. It's terse, explicit and encourages defensive programming.
internal should definitely go though.