Question: How would I implement a Uniform Crossover method in Java for a Genetic Algorithm? 

Currently, I am using 2 ArrayLists which need to be interconnected before the program continues. Below is the start of the method I have been using:

```
private void UniformCrossOver(int ListOne,int ListTwo)
{
...
}

```

Where I stand at the moment, I am assuming that I will need to make another 2 ArrayLists which will have the data split into but I have no idea where to start with the crossover. Would I use a for loop with the size of the new arrays being the defining key?

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Answer: 
It is not possible to use the Swift Package Manager in a playground at this time. The reason for that is that the Swift Package Manager is primarily used outside of apple platforms. 

[Apple](https://github.com/apple/swift-package-manager/) mentions this on the Swift Package Manager's GitHub:

> 
> Note that at this time the Package Manager has no support for iOS, watchOS, or tvOS platforms
> 
> 
> 

The Swift Package Manager is especially useful for writing Swift for platforms such as Linux and Mac. Uses may include creating servers based written in Swift or writing programs that can be run without a user interface (think home automations and IoT). It is a great way to organize packages without using Pods or other third-party setups. When you build the code for production (or debugging) it will download and incorporate packages into the project.

Note: This may change in the future, but is current as of Swift 3
In Xcode 12, you can use Swift Packages with Xcode Playgrounds.

Steps to setup a workspace with a Swift Package and a Playground:

* Open Xcode
* Create a new Workspace (`File > New > Workspace...`)
* Add the desired Swift package via `File > Add Files to "Workspace Name"...` selecting the package directory.
* Create a new Playground via `File > New > Playground...`. Ensure that you select the Workspace we just created as the "Add to" and "Group" option during Playground creation (in the assistant where you select the Playground's location on disk).
* You can now import the Package target into your Playground and starting exploring the Package's functionality.

You can find additional details and a sample project in this WWDC20 session: [Explore Packages and Projects with Xcode Playgrounds](https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10096)

Ensure to check the new "Build active scheme" checkbox in the inspector for your existing Playgrounds.