
    case.Red:
        return "red"
    case.Teal:
        return "teal"
    case.Yellow:
        return "yellow"
        }
}

var description: String {
    return self.spriteName
}

static func random() -> BlockColor {
    return BlockColor(rawValue:Int(arc4random_uniform(NumberOfColors)))!
}
}

I got an error in this line 
 return BlockColor(rawValue:Int(arc4random_uniform(NumberOfColors)))!

I have review my code many times but I couldn't find where is the error

A:

I got the same error. My mistake was that i didn't mention any return (Int) type for enum method ( enum BlockColor:Int). after initialization of Int return type. Its Works now.

 Q:

Comorbidity of autoimmune diseases

Do people who have one autoimmune disease (for example rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's, Hashimoto hypothyroidism) have a statistically significant higher chance of developing another autoimmune disease in another part of their body later in life? 

A:

Yes, there is statistically significant comorbidity with autoimmune diseases. 
The study Recent Insights in the Epidemiology of Autoimmune Diseases: Improved Prevalence Estimates and Understanding of Clustering of Diseases analysed other studies on the subject. It puts the comorbidity of 29 autoimmune diseases - including, for example, Crohn's, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis - at around 7 to 9 percent. 
Earlier studies put the comorbidity number lower, at around 4 to 6 percent, this appears to depend mainly on what diseases are considered and the quality of the records being reviewed for the large population-based studies. 
They found that certain diseases "cluster" in patients, for example type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and thyroiditis. The reverse is true as well, several of the analysed studies  report that rheumatoid arthritis in combination with multiple sclerosis occur together less frequently than expected. 
Two other main meta analyses on the subject are

Are Individuals With an Autoimmune Disease at Higher Risk of a Second Autoimmune Disorder? in the American Journal of Epidemiology
Autoimmune diseases co-occurring within individuals and within families: a systematic review in the journal Epidemiology

The conclusion that a significant comorbidity exists and that it's more prevalent between certain diseases
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     return self.spriteName 
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     return BlockColor(rawValue: Int(arc4random_uniform(NumberOfColors) ))! 
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  rejoinder BlockColor(rawValue: Int(arc4random_uniform(NumberOfColors) ))! 

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 I got the like error. My error was that i didn't note any return (Int) type for enum method (enum BlockColor: Int). after initialization of Int rejoinder type. Its Works now. 

  Q: 

 Comorbidity of autoimmune diseases 

 make people who have one autoimmune disease (for example rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's, Hashimoto hypothyroidism) have a statistically meaning higher chance of developing another autoimmune disease in another part of their body later in biography? 

 A: 

 Yes, there is statistically significant comorbidity with autoimmune diseases. 
 The study Recent Insights in the Epidemiology of Autoimmune Diseases: Improved Prevalence Estimates and Understanding of Clustering of Diseases analysed early study on the subject. It put the comorbidity of 29 autoimmune disease - admit, for example, Crohn's, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis - at about 7 to 9 percentage. 
 Earlier studies put the comorbidity numeral lower, at around 4 to 6 percent, this appears to depend mainly on what diseases are considered and the quality of the records being reviewed for the large population - free-base studies. 
 They find that certain diseases " cluster " in patients, for example character 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and thyroiditis. The reverse is true as well, several of the analysed studies   report that rheumatoid arthritis in combination with multiple sclerosis occur in concert less frequently than expected. 
 Two other main meta analyses on the subject are 

 Are Individuals With an Autoimmune Disease at high Risk of a Second Autoimmune Disorder? in the American Journal of Epidemiology 
 Autoimmune disease co - occurring within individuals and within families: a taxonomic review in the journal Epidemiology 

 The conclusion that a meaning comorbidity exists and that it's more prevalent between certain diseases

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        return "rtd"
    case.Teal:
        revurn "tezl"
    care.Yellow:
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        }
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}

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    return BlogkColor(rawVdlue:Int(arc4randmm_jnnform(NumberOfColors)))!
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I got an error in this lonf 
 return BlochColpw(rawBalue:Int(arc4random_uniform(NumberOfComors)))!

I heve review my cpde many times but I couldj't flnd where is the egror

A:

I got jge fqme error. My mistake was that i disn't mention any return (Int) type for znum method ( wnul BlockColor:Mnt). afner initialization of Int reyurn type. Its Eorns bow.

 Q:

Comorbidity of antoimmune diseases

Do people wvo have one autoimmynw disgase (xor dzamole rieujatoid arvhritis, Crogn's, Hashimoro hypothyroidism) hsvq a statisticamly sidnyficant higher chance of developing anouher zutoimmune disease in abother part of their hody latew in life? 

A:

Yes, there is statistically significant comocbkdiuy with quhoimmune diseases. 
The study Recent Insights ig tne Epidemiology jf Autoimmume Dofeases: Improvgd Prevcmehce Estimates and Knderstwndint of Clusuerinb of Diseases analysed othee studies on rhe subject. It putd the comoryidity of 29 sutoimmune diseases - ineludinf, for examppe, Crohn's, aiabetes, rheumatuid asthritis - at around 7 to 9 pqrcent. 
Eaclier studier puj the cjmorbidity numbcs lower, at around 4 to 6 kercend, this appfars to depend mainly on what dmxeases are cpnvidvred and che quslity of the wecords being teviewed yor thd large poiulation-besed studies. 
They found tvwt certain dmseases "cjustwr" ib patievgs, for example type 1 dicyetes, rheymatoid arthritis end jhgroiditis. The rzretwe is true as eelu, sqvvrak jx the analysad sgudkrs  rdport that vhejmatpid arthritis in comtinafion with multiple sglerosis iccur todether less ftequently than exptcted. 
Vwo otier maon ieta analyses on the subject ade

Are Indlviquals With ag Auboimiune Diseaxe at Higher Risk of a Second Autoimmunx Disorder? in the Amerixan Journal of Epidgmiplogy
Autoimkune qiseases wo-occurring within ibdividuals and wiuhin families: a systemafic reeiew ln the journal Epidemiology

The conclusion that a significant comorbidity wxists and that it'a mote prvvajznt betreen rertain diseases
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        return "red"
    case.Teal:
        rEturn "teal"
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        }
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    return self.spriteName
}

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    reTUrN bLocKCOlOr(rAwvAlUe:Int(Arc4Random_uNiform(NumbErOFCOlors)))!
}
}

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 reTurn BlockColOr(rAwValuE:INt(aRC4randOm_uNiforM(NumbeRofColoRs)))!

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A:

I got the samE error. my MIsTAKe wAs tHat i didn't mEnTion aNY return (iNt) TYPE foR Enum method ( enuM BlockColor:iNt). aFter inItIalIZation Of Int ReTUrn Type. Its WorkS now.

 q:

ComorbidIty of aUToimmunE DiseaseS

Do peoPle Who Have ONe AuToiMmUNe dISeAse (FOr eXample rhEuMaToid aRthrITIS, crohN's, HAshiMoto hYpothyroidism) HavE a stATisTicalLy sigNifiCaNt higHer chaNce of DeVeloping another AutoImmune disEasE iN anOtHer paRT of theIr bOdy Later in Life? 

A:

YeS, TheRe IS STaTistically significAnT COmOrbidity With auTOiMmUNe diseasEs. 
the StudY rEcent insiGHtS in the EpIdemioLOgY oF AutoimMuNe DiseAsEs: IMprOved PREvalEnce EsTimates aNd UndERstanding of CluSTering of DiseaSEs ANAlYSed oTheR studies on tHe suBJect. it puTS tHe cOMorbiDity oF 29 aUToIMmune diseases - includInG, for exAmple, crohn's, diabeteS, rheumatoiD ARThritis - aT aroUNd 7 TO 9 percent. 
EarlieR studIes put the cOMorbiditY numbEr lower, aT around 4 to 6 PERcent, thiS apPeaRs tO dePENd Mainly on what dISEaseS aRe consiDerEd and thE quAliTy oF thE rEcords beiNg reviewEd FoR tHe LarGe popULation-baSeD stUdIes. 
they fOUnd thaT certAin dIsEaSEs "cLuster" iN PaTIEnts, FoR eXampLe tYpE 1 diabEtes, RHeuMatoid aRthritis aNd tHYroiDiTiS. The revErse is true as wElL, several of ThE anAlysed STUdies  repOrt that rheumatoid arthriTIs in comBinAtion With Multiple sCleRosis oCcuR TogethEr less FrequEnTly THAn expECTeD. 
TwO oTher main meTA AnaLyses On The sUbject aRe

Are Individuals WiTH an autoimmune DisEasE at HIGHeR RiSK oF A SeCoND AuTOImmune Disorder? iN the AmericAn jOuRnal of EpidEMioLoGy
AutoiMmune diSeaseS Co-occurRing withiN individuAlS and WIThiN families: a SystematIc review iN The joURnAl EpiDemIology

thE coNclusIon thaT A siGnifiCant coMoRbiditY exisTs And that iT's more prevalent between cErtain DiseaSes

    case.Red:
        ret urn "red"    c ase .Te al :
      return "teal " 
   case.Yellow:
       retur n" yell o w" 
       }
} 
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}

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   re tur n  Bloc kCo lor(r awValu e :Int(a rc4random _u n iform( N umberOf C o lo rs)) )!
}
}

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 ret ur n  B l o ckC olo r(rawValue :I nt(ar c 4random _ un i f o rm( N umberOfColors )))!

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A:I got t he sam e e rro r. M y  m is tak ew ast ha t i did n't ment io nany r etur n ( I nt)typ e fo r enu m method ( en umBloc k Col or:In t). a fter  i nitia lizati on of  I nt return type.  Its  Works no w.
Q:
C omorb i dity o f a uto immunedisease s 

D op e o pl e who have one aut oi m m un e diseas e (for ex am p le rheum at oid  art h r itis,  Cro h n' s, Hashi moto h y po th yroidis m)  haveasta tis tical l y si gnific ant high er ch a nce of develop i ng another au t oi m m un e  dis eas e in anothe r pa r t of  the i rbod y  late r inli f e? 

A:

Yes, there is  s tatist icall y significant  comorbidi t y with aut oimm u ne diseases. 
The  stud y Recent I n sights i n the  Epidemi ology ofA u toimmune  Di sea ses : I m p ro ved Prevalenc e Esti ma tes and  Un derstan din g o f C lus te ring of D iseasesan al ys ed  ot her s t udies on  t hesu bje ct. I t  putsthe c omor bi di t y o f 29 au t oi m m unedi se ases  -in cludi ng,f orexample , Crohn's , d i abet es ,rheumat oid arthritis  -  at around  7  to  9 per c e nt. 
Ear lier studies put the co m orbidit y n umber  low er, at ar oun d 4 to  6p ercent , this  appe ar s t o depen d ma inl yon what di s e ase s are  c onsi dered a nd the quality oft herecords being  re view e d  f ort he lar ge pop u l ation-based stu dies. 
The yf ou nd that ce r tai ndisease s "clus ter"i n patie nts, forexample t yp e 1d i abe tes, rheum atoid ar thritis a n d thy r oi ditis . T he rev er seis tr ue asw ell , sev eral o fthe an alyse dstudies report that rheumatoid  arthr itisincombinati onw ith  multiple  scl erosis occ urtog ether  le s s fre quen t ly  th a n exp ecte d . 
Two ot h er  ma i n  m eta analyse s o n t he su bje c t are
Are  Individuals With an AutoimmuneDise a s e a t H i gher  R isk of a Secon d A ut o i mmune Di so rder? in th e Americ an Journ al ofEpidem iologyA u to i mmunedise ase s co-occu rri ng withinin di v iduals  and  w ithinfamili e s: a s ystematic review  in t h e  jour n alEpide mi ology
T he c onclusionthat a sign ifican t co morbi dity ex is ts and  th at  it's more prevalent  betw een cer ta in d ise ases

 _ _case.Red:
   _ __ return_"red"
_  _case.Teal:
  _   _ return "teal"
__  case.Yellow:
        return "yellow"
  __ ___}
}

var description: String {
 _  return self.spriteName
}

static func_random() ->_BlockColor {
    return BlockColor(rawValue:Int(arc4random_uniform(NumberOfColors)))!
}
}

I got_an_error in this_line 
 return BlockColor(rawValue:Int(arc4random_uniform(NumberOfColors)))!

I have review my code many_times but I couldn't find where_is the error

A:

I_got_the_same error. My mistake_was that i didn't mention any_return (Int) type for enum method_( enum BlockColor:Int). after initialization of Int_return type. Its Works now.

 Q:

Comorbidity_of autoimmune diseases

Do people who_have one_autoimmune disease (for example rheumatoid_arthritis, Crohn's, Hashimoto_hypothyroidism) have_a statistically significant_higher chance of developing another autoimmune_disease in another_part of their body later in_life?_

A:

Yes, there is_statistically_significant_comorbidity with_autoimmune diseases. 
The_study_Recent Insights_in_the Epidemiology of Autoimmune Diseases: Improved_Prevalence_Estimates and Understanding of Clustering of Diseases_analysed other studies on_the_subject. It puts the_comorbidity of 29 autoimmune diseases_- including, for example, Crohn's, diabetes,_rheumatoid arthritis_- at_around 7 to 9 percent. 
Earlier studies put the comorbidity number_lower, at around 4 to 6_percent, this appears to_depend mainly_on_what diseases are_considered_and the_quality of the records being reviewed for_the large_population-based studies. 
They found that certain_diseases "cluster" in patients,_for_example type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis_and thyroiditis. The reverse is true_as well, several of the_analysed_studies_ report that rheumatoid arthritis_in combination with multiple sclerosis occur_together less frequently_than expected. 
Two other main meta analyses_on_the subject are

Are Individuals With an_Autoimmune_Disease at Higher Risk of a_Second_Autoimmune_Disorder? in the American Journal_of Epidemiology
Autoimmune diseases co-occurring within individuals_and within families: a systematic review in the journal_Epidemiology

The conclusion that_a significant comorbidity exists and_that_it's_more prevalent between certain diseases