Labeled Statements

@twostraws

In this article, the directions give an example of a "secret combination" using directions. Example "up, up, down" or "down, up, down".

Yet in the text it states:

To find that combination, we need to make arrays containing all possible three-color variables:

If the array were ["carrot", "aquamarine", "butterbean"] this might make sense?

Perhaps this should read,

To find that combination, we need to make arrays containing all possible three-direction variables:

Found another typo. (Please let me know if there's a better way to report these?)

In "Guess the Flag" review questions, one statement is

"SwiftUI let's us draw shadows...."

Perhaps this should be:

"SwiftUI lets us draw shadows...."

In your article titled "Using UserDefaults wisely"

There's a small typo.

While it’s very useful (and you’ll be relying on [its] it heavily!) it does have two drawbacks:

@twostraws Is there a better way to report erratum?

It might be better to send a message on slack or email him.