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To implement a simple "Eliminate Trolls" functionality in Swift, we can filter comments from an array based on 'troll' keywords. Here’s a concise example:
import Foundation
func eliminateTrolls(from comments:[String], with keywords:[String])->[String]{letlowercasedKeywords= keywords.map{ $0.lowercased()}return comments.filter{ comment in
!lowercasedKeywords.contains(where:{ comment.lowercased().contains($0)})}}letcomments=["I love this post!","You're the worst! Get a life, troll!","This is so insightful!","Shut up and go away, nobody likes you.","What a great article! Thanks for sharing."]lettrollKeywords=["troll","worst","shut up","go away","nobody likes you"]letfilteredComments=eliminateTrolls(from: comments, with: trollKeywords)print("Filtered Comments:")
filteredComments.forEach{print($0)}
Key Points:
Function: eliminateTrolls filters out comments based on troll keywords.
Case Insensitivity: Keywords are converted to lowercase.
Usage: An array of comments and keywords is defined, and the filtering function is applied.
This serves as a basic framework for troll elimination in Swift.
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To implement a simple "Eliminate Trolls" functionality in Swift, we can filter comments from an array based on 'troll' keywords. Here’s a concise example:
Key Points:
eliminateTrolls
filters out comments based on troll keywords.This serves as a basic framework for troll elimination in Swift.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: