Would this work on foreign computers as well? Computers that aren't set to English or another western writing system might not respond in a way that solves the exercise because their language might not have upper and lower case. So I'm not sure about this being best practice.

I did the same but used a lowercase ch as the switch input, is that more or less efficient than this?

i did not understand what the assignment was.

do you want the signature of a given list of the tribonnaci? it doesn't look like it since you give a signature as input in the function.

I have no idea so sadly I had to look at the comments to understand.

It says 'it takes you one minute to traverse one city block', though I see how it might be confusing.

I like this answer, since I can actually read and follow what it says somewhat. But where does it check for/deal with words of equal value? What if two words have an equal score?

It deals with it, but I can't figure out how.

just train yourself on CW and study solutions like this.

Does anyone know any good pages/websites/tutorials to learn to write syntax like this? My solution was ok, but 12 lines in total!
I'm always baffled at how short people on CodeWars can make things.

Please use Issue label for things like this. Fixed.
Strange, there were correct solutions already.

resolved

This kata can be completed in swift by just returning 1.