Did you know what the zip function is aimed for in Swift? Well... It's a fantastic tool for combining two sequences into a sequence of tuples. This comes in handy when you need to iterate over two collections in parallel. But remember, zip is like that chaperone at the prom; it stops the fun when the shortest collection runs out of elements. If you want to pair names with scores and avoid the "Index out of range" error, this is a great option.
import Foundation
let names = ["Anna", "Alex", "Brian", "Jack"]
let scores = [75, 88, 91]
for (name, score) in zip(names, scores) {
print("\(name) scored \(score)")
}
// Prints:
// Anna scored 75
// Alex scored 88
// Brian scored 91