Ibrahim Yilmaz ibrahimyilmaz7

## CollectionView.swift
//  Created by Zef Houssney on 1/9/20.

// This takes some inspiration from https://gist.github.com/chriseidhof/3c6ea3fb2102052d1898d8ea27fbee07
// but uses a different approach.
// Instead of trying to calculate the position of each item and placing them manually using calculated coordinates,
// this calculates the amount of space each item wants to take up, then splits the items into rows that should fit
// within the available width.
// Then, the views are distributed into rows, made up of an HStack for each row inside a VStack.
//
// This seems non-conventional, but I was having trouble getting the frame of my top-level view to be respected when returning

## Xcode 11 Duplicate Line or Selection.md

      
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                Xcode 11 - Duplicate Selection
              
          
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Add this in:
	// Created by Zef Houssney on 1/9/20.

	// This takes some inspiration from https://gist.github.com/chriseidhof/3c6ea3fb2102052d1898d8ea27fbee07
	// but uses a different approach.
	// Instead of trying to calculate the position of each item and placing them manually using calculated coordinates,
	// this calculates the amount of space each item wants to take up, then splits the items into rows that should fit
	// within the available width.
	// Then, the views are distributed into rows, made up of an HStack for each row inside a VStack.
	//
	// This seems non-conventional, but I was having trouble getting the frame of my top-level view to be respected when returning