To normalize and compare strings locale-sensitively in Swift, you can use the String
class methods that respect the user's locale settings. Here’s a brief example to demonstrate how to accomplish this:
// Example of locale-sensitive string comparison in Swift
let string1 = "café"
let string2 = "cafe"
// Normalizing strings using the localized standard comparison
let isEqual = string1.compare(string2, options: .diacriticInsensitive) == .orderedSame
print("Are the strings equal? \(isEqual)")
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