Hi everyone,

so I found a really simple solution to this problem we all have. I see there are solutions with DispatchQueue and that's great but there is delay that you need to have for it to work.

I have found a better solution for that problem and you do not need to use DispatchQueue. It is pretty much simple. Here are the steps:

1. You need to make Card struct conform Identifiable

   struct Card: Codable, Identifiable {
   var id = UUID()
   let prompt: String
   let answer: String
   
   static let example = Card(prompt: "What is capital city of Croatia?", answer: "Zagreb")
   }

2. You need to create a function that will get you a index from your card. Here is my solution of that function but you can make it different

   func getIndex(of card: Card) -> Int {
       for i in 0...cards.count {
           if cards[i].id == card.id {
               return i
           }
       }
       return -1
   }

3. When you have that function you can change your ForEach and simplify it

   ForEach(cards) { card in
   //code
   }

4. And to finish all up, wherever you need index you just call your getIndex(card: card) function. And that's it! Here is finished ForEach:

   ForEach(cards) { card in
         CardView(card: card) { isCorrect in
             if !isCorrect {
                 withAnimation {
                     let newCard = Card(id: UUID(), prompt: card.prompt, answer: card.answer)
                     cards.remove(at: getIndex(of: card))
                     cards.insert(newCard, at: 0)
                 }
             } else {
                 withAnimation {
                     removeCard(at: getIndex(of: card))
                 }
             }
   
         }
         .stacked(at: getIndex(of: card), in: cards.count)
         .allowsHitTesting(getIndex(of: card) == cards.count - 1)
         .accessibilityHidden(getIndex(of: card) < cards.count - 1)
     }

Keep it going!

You dont' still need/want the id: in the ForEach? I have this ForEach(cards, id: \.id) { card in }

You dont' still need/want the id: in the ForEach?

No, we no longer need it because we made our Card struct confrom to Identifiable. With that change, ForEach knows that our cards in the Card array each have a unique id identifier, so we don't need to specify it explicitly.

See this lesson from Day 37.