Calculating a simple sum with Core Data

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There are some special key value coding operators that work on arrays and sets, and one of them is @sum. If you fetch all the objects that you want to sum into a set called costs, and if the attribute that you want to sum for each object is value, you can then use the @sum operator like this:

float theSum = [costs valueForKeyPath:@"@sum.value"];

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