//«Write a function called siftBeans(fromGroceryList:) that takes a grocery list (as an array of strings) and “sifts out” //the beans from the other groceries. The function should take one argument that has a parameter name called list, and it //should return a named tuple of the type (beans: [String], otherGroceries: [String]).
//Here is an example of how you should be able to call your function and what the result should be:
//let result = siftBeans(fromGroceryList: ["green beans",
//                                         "milk",
 //                                        "black beans",
 //                                        "pinto beans",
  //                                       "apples"]
//
//result.beans == ["green beans", "black beans", "pinto beans"] // true
//result.otherGroceries == ["milk", "apples"] // true

func siftBeans(fromGroceryList list: [String]) -> (beans: [String], otherGroceries: [String]) {
    var beans = [String]()
    var otherGroceries = [String]()

    for product in list {
        if product.hasSuffix("beans") {
            beans.append(product)
        } else {
            otherGroceries.append(product)
        }
    }

    return (beans, otherGroceries)
}

let result = siftBeans(fromGroceryList: ["green beans",
                                           "milk",
                                           "black beans",
                                           "pinto beans",
                                           "apples"])
print(result.beans)
print(result.otherGroceries)