I have a big problem with an AI app. It's supposed to give me a color according to the text entered into a TextField. But every time it gives me the same output. I'm new in developing, and I know it must be a tiny bug but I just couldn't find out why. Should I just ... paste all of my code here? I can't upload a .zip :(

I have a structure TodoItem struct TodoItem: Codable, Hashable, Identifiable {     var id: UUID = UUID()     var item: String     var done: Bool = false } And I have an array of them, and I’d like to find out a way to calculate(in a array) how many are done; that is, myArray.count / itemsDone .count is easy, itemsDone can be achieved like this: extension Array where Element == TodoItem {     var itemsDone: Double {         var done: Double = 0         for i in self {             if i.done { done += 1 }         }         return done     } } but it didn’t. struct ContentView: View { @State var todos: [TodoItem] … ProgressView(value: todos.itemsDone / todos.count) // Error My Playground won’t let me copy the error(no idea why) and my family’s iPad is in Chinese so one is Chinese. I’ll try it on Xcode and see if I can find out more. will update with the error. EDiT nor will this work: ProgressView(value: todos.itemsDone, total: todos.count)

My code: struct PopoverMessage: View {     var body: some View {         VStack(alignment: .leading) {             Text("You need to launch this game at Teminal.")                 .font(.title)                 .fontWeight(.light)             Divider()             HStack {                 Text("Help me generate launch command ")                     .fontWeight(.thin)                 Image(systemName: "rectangle.portrait.and.arrow.right.fill")                     .resizable()                     .foregroundColor(.gray)                     .frame(width: 10, height: 10)             }.padding(10)         }     } } works while struct PopoverMessage: View {     var body: some View {         VStack(alignment: .leading) {             Text("You need to launch this game at Teminal.")                 .font(.title)                 .fontWeight(.light)             Divider()             HStack {                 Text("Help me generate launch command ")                     .fontWeight(.thin)                 Image(systemName: "rectangle.portrait.and.arrow.right.fill") .weigh                     .resizable()                     .foregroundColor(.gray)                     .frame(width: 10, height: 10)             }.padding(10)         }     } } don't and displays a error message Trailing closure passed to parameter of type 'CGFloat?' that does not accept a closure Here's the text in the diagnostics sheet: trailing closure passed to parameter of type 'CGFloat?' that does not accept a closure ---------------------------------------- CompileDylibError: Failed to build ContentView.swift Compiling failed: trailing closure passed to parameter of type 'CGFloat?' that does not accept a closure /Users/wangkeshijian/Documents/.myFolder/.system/TerminalAdventure/TerminalAdventure/ContentView.swift:12:37: error: trailing closure passed to parameter of type 'CGFloat?' that does not accept a closure         VStack(alignment: .leading) {                                     ^ SwiftUI.VStack:4:12: note: 'init(alignment:spacing:)' declared here     public init(alignment: HorizontalAlignment = .center, spacing: CGFloat? 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