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The zip() function joins two sequences

Available from Swift 1.2

Paul Hudson      @twostraws

If you have two sequences that you'd like to join together, the zip() function will do just that and return an array of tuples. For example:

let names = ["Sophie", "Charlotte", "John"]
let scores = [90, 92, 95]
let zipped = zip(names, scores)

That will output an array of the tuples ("Sophie", 90), ("Charlotte", 92), and ("John", 95).

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