Standardized code templates—like those found in the LeetCode Interview Cheatsheets—are essential tools that accelerate both learning and coding efficiency. These templates are crucial because they:

They provide the necessary structure, allowing developers to focus their energy entirely on the core algorithmic logic.

They standardize variable names, common utility functions, and loop structures, instilling good habits.

They offer a clear, structured starting point for tackling complex concepts such as Two Pointers, Dynamic Programming, and Graph Traversal.

Swift is a modern, powerful, and fast language. Its inclusion is critical to serving a large and rapidly expanding segment of the developer community:

Swift is now open source and boasts significant adoption across Linux and Windows, in addition to its foundational dominance on macOS and iOS. This makes it a key language for diverse software development, including server-side applications (like Vapor) and command-line tools.

Swift is renowned for its concise syntax and strong emphasis on safety (through optionals and strict memory management). These features make it an ideal language for teaching clean, robust, and error-resistant algorithmic principles.

A large and highly active community of competitive programmers and interview candidates relies on Swift. Providing native templates directly supports this growing demographic in their technical preparation.

Integrating Swift templates will fill a critical language gap and ensure the platform supports one of the most modern and actively used languages in the tech industry today.