Thank you so much OOPer, it works perfectly. I'm new at programming and I'm trying to learn it. Doing my best :D

I've got a coffee and know I see things clear. I just have to make the data Hashable import SwiftUI struct CompanyFinancialReportResponse: Codable {     var results: [CompanyFinancialReportResult] } struct CompanyFinancialReportResult: Hashable, Codable {     var tag: String     var valueNum: Float     var valueId: String     var endtime: String }

It works perfectly, thank you very much.

Thanks for your response. It's very annoying when this huge warning shows up in the console.

The loop will finish when arrayOfItems is finished. But it is a dynamic array in the sense that sometimes n could be 100 or 1000. I think I could approach the problem like this but it is not efficient and is difficult to read: In this example, assume arrayOfItems is an array of String items not Integers, so in the loop I will use .indices to obtain the index. swift import Foundation let arrayOfItems = (0...100) let arrayOfFive = ["Item1", "Item2", "Item3", "Item4", "Item5"] for index in arrayOfItems {     if (0...4).contains(index) {         print(index)         print(arrayOfFive[index])     } else if (5...9).contains(index) {         print(index)         print(arrayOfFive[index - 5])     } else if (10...19).contains(index) {         if (10...14).contains(index) {             print(index)             print(arrayOfFive[index - 10])         } else {             print(index)             print(arrayOfFive[index - 15])         }     } } // Using this approach I will have to create if statements every tens. So, it's not generic for any n numbers

I was able to skip code signing following this Stack overflow answer - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31039513/how-can-i-skip-code-signing-for-development-builds-in-xcode

As others said, you have to press the save button multiple times until the new address is saved. I do not understand why Apple does not fix these issues. Is not the first time that I face something like this.